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4 February 2025Reinsurance

Everest shrinks 3% at 1.1 reinsurance renewals on casualty retreat

Everest suffered an estimated 3% decline in estimated premium from its January 1 renewal book, largely as the group continues to walk away from select casualty business but compensates with selective forays into property cat, top officials have claimed.

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