12 September 2017Insurance

Harvey and Irma will cause buyers to rethink strategies

As losses stemming from hurricanes Harvey and Irma become clearer in the coming weeks and months, buyers will be reevaluating the nature and value of some of the reinsurance structures they’re purchasing, Charles Goldie, CEO of worldwide specialty at PartnerRe, told Monte Carlo Today.

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