1 June 2016Insurance

Large hurricane likely to increase property insurance prices: Fitch

A large catastrophic hurricane in 2016 would likely promote a shift towards positive pricing movement following years of property insurance pricing declines in the US property and casualty (P/C) market, according to the annual Fitch Ratings' hurricane season reference report.

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