12 September 2017Insurance

Irma to have impact on US property rates

“Already a few things about Irma are self-evident, and that’s without knowing if it will hit Tampa,” Tad Walker, CEO property/casualty at PartnerRe, told Monte Carlo Today. One of these, he said, is that it could cause some hardening of US property rates.

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