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30 March 2026Insurance

Peak perils draw peak E&S capacity; secondaries play second fiddle

Peak perils draw peak capacity while so-called secondary perils are placing a seemingly distant second on carrier appetites in the E&S property catastrophe market, analysts at independent specialty insurance wholesale broker CRC Group have indicated in their latest research.

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