17 October 2017Insurance

Cat losses demonstrate value and resilience of industry

The insurance industry should view the recent catastrophe losses it has suffered as an opportunity to shine and demonstrate its value and resilience to policymakers and policyholders alike, Mike Mulray, chief underwriting officer of Everest Insurance North America, the specialty insurance operation of the Everest Re Group, told PCI Today.

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