Rising capacity locks in more softening at mid-year renewals: GuyCarp

Property cat reinsurance shows no sign of changing its softer course for the Florida hurricane-focused mid-year treaty renewals as capacity continues to grow, top executives from reinsurance brokerage Guy Carpenter and parent company Marsh McLennan have argued.

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