16 July 2013Insurance

Rehabilitation

The excess and surplus lines market is in a recovery mode. While rates are increasing, they are not exactly “hardening” just yet, the market has pulled back from very soft rates in 2009-10. But new and potential capacity entering the market also makes its full recovery far from certain.

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