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19 April 2024Reinsurance

Reinsurers show enough cat appetite to clear mid-year Florida renewals

Rising reinsurer appetite for US property cat exposure should be sufficient to grease the mid-year reinsurance renewals for property catastrophe cover in Florida at the mid-year renewals, top officials of the re/insurance broking group Marsh McLennan have declared.

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