22 October 2019Insurance

More cats will hit reinsurers’ earnings in 2019: AM Best

AM Best expects reinsurers’ earnings to see further erosion in 2019 following another year of major catastrophe losses, but the spate of catastrophe events may prolong the positive momentum that reinsurance pricing has experienced throughout 2019.

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