1 July 2016Insurance

Reinsurance rate reductions slow but stability remains elusive: Willis

The magnitude of reinsurance rate reductions has slowed but a softening continued in many lines in the June/July 2016 renewal season, according to a report from Willis Re, which adds that stability in the market remains elusive.

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