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2 April 2025Reinsurance

Reinsurers quietly confident about US liability at latest treaty renewal

Reinsurers may be dipping toes back into US casualty on increased signals that their primary partners are getting on top of the sector’s ills, analysts at Gallagher Re have indicated.

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