28 October 2014News

Cedants retaining more doesn’t need to be bad news

Cedants are retaining more business as a result of increased capital and a better understanding of their own risks, but this is a good thing for the industry, according to David Marra, president of RenaissanceRe Underwriting Managers US.

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Cedants retaining more doesn’t need to be bad news

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