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3 March 2015Reinsurance

Diversity amid a changing market

The trends in catastrophe lines in 2015 appear to be following a similar pattern as that witnessed in 2014: softening rates, an abundance of capital and higher retentions from insurers as they reassess their reinsurance requirements.

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