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Simon Bird and Natalie Lambert

25 October 2023Insurance

Casualty is in for a bumpy ride as correction needed: Brit

Casualty reinsurance may very well become the rugged side of the 1/1 renewals as a host of growing and uncertain risks retake their proper weight in the debate, having been overshadowed by the property-cat market for too long, casualty underwriters from speciality re/insurer Brit have told Intelligent Insurer.

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