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9 February 2024Insurance

Everest argues 2016-19 casualty problems fully ring-fenced

Everest Insurance believes it has fully ring-fenced the problem areas of its 2016-2019 casualty book that merited massive new reserves and expects no spillover into later years, related lines or its reinsurance segment, top officials have argued.

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