The market will harden in the aftermath of the next big loss, which could be a lot worse than many in the industry predict, despite the high levels of capital waiting in the wings, Kaj Ahlmann, the managing director and global head of insurance strategy at Deutsche Asset Management, told Monte Carlo Today.
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