22 October 2014Insurance

Reinsurers must let cedants ‘grow up’

Reinsurers should be happy for clients that are financially strong enough to retain more risk on their own balance sheets, said Charles Goldie, deputy chief executive officer of global non-life and head of specialty lines at PartnerRe.

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