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6 March 2024Reinsurance

SCOR banishes US casualty to its US underwriters, sees growth elsewhere

Global reinsurance group SCOR remains “very cautious” on US casualty lines and will restrict its underwriting of US casualty risks to its local North American units while directing the bulk of its underwriting talent to developing other liability markets, CEO Thierry Léger has declared. 

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