8 September 2019Insurance

Coverage gap in US casualty means growth opportunity

A coverage gap in the US casualty market means opportunities for specialists in that sector able to capitalise on predicted growth in the years to come, Robert Reville, chief executive of Praedicat, told Monte Carlo Today.

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