1 November 2016Insurance

Reinsurers hope for an unidentified event to harden rates

Many believe a big catastrophe loss would not be enough to move the market. Instead, only a combination of factors or something much more sinister and fundamental would be needed to effectively scare third party capital from investing and allow rates to harden.

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Reinsurers hope for an unidentified event to harden rates

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