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19 December 2024Insurance

Previously burned Bermudians gun-shy on casualty despite hardening

Primary casualty writers with a history of reserve issues may have acquired too many anxieties to capitalise on hardening rates in that segment, a rough and ready consensus of Bermuda insurers suggests.

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