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2 October 2022Insurance

Biggest reinsurers may dominate cat after volatility

Recent volatility in the property-catastrophe market, combined with mixed financial results being reported by companies, has led to marked changes in the way that re/insurers view risks and changes to buying behaviours, AM Best has claimed.

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