13 September 2023Insurance

Legacy re/insurers have plenty of ‘dry powder’ to deploy

Legacy re/insurers have “plenty of dry powder” in terms of capital that can be used to allow property casualty reinsurers to free up capacity to take advantage of the hard market.

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