Property rates will firm at 1/1: Everest CEO

Property reinsurance can recover from 2024’s to-date rate slippage and post upper single digit rate increases for the January 1 renewals in the US and Europe, top officials at Everest Group told participants on their company’s Q3 earnings call.

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