Prolonged market hardening to offset reinsurers underwriting losses

Hardening pricing conditions are creating opportunities and helping reinsurers offset the negative market forces driven by COVID-19, social inflation and exposure to previous catastrophe events, according to AM Best. Property catastrophe, specialty lines and some US casualty lines in particular are showing...

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AM Best, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Catastrophe, North America

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