25 October 2017Insurance

Losses may signal end of soft market

The major losses from hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and the Mexican earthquakes will not only impact the results of insurers and reinsurers for this year, but highlight other non-cat lines of business that have been underperforming or that are price-challenged.

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