11 September 2017Insurance

Hurricane losses and rising interest rates to boost profits: SCOR

The combination of a more active hurricane season in North America turning pricing in the market and the ceasing of quantitative easing in the US and Europe could trigger an end to the declining profitability of property/casualty reinsurance business, according to Denis Kessler, the chief executive of SCOR.

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