SCOR will continue to cut property cat and US casualty allocations

Global reinsurance group SCOR will continue to reduce property catastrophe and US casualty exposures in its portfolio, even as property cat demand looks poised to ensure continued market hardening, even through 2025, a top official has declared.

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