Travelers adds limit at 1.1, ups co-participation to go $2.5bn higher

Travelers corporate catastrophe excess of loss reinsurance treaty rose in limit from $5.5 billion to $8.0 billion while holding retentions flat at $3.5 billion, but increasing co-participation up a more intricately layered reinsurance tower.

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