4 January 2016News

Rates continue to decline: Willis Re

Despite some signs of pricing stabilisation in peak property catastrophe zones at the June/July 2015 renewals, the forecasts for a “softening in the softening” in reinsurance pricing have proved deceptive, according to Willis Re.

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