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14 March 2024Insurance

Primary liability rates should rise through 2025: Aspen

Primary insurance liability rates will continue to strengthen throughout 2024 and 2025 to follow loss trend and reserve development, putting paid to lingering hopes the market might stabilise, Bermudian specialty re/insurer Aspen believes.

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