Travelers sees ‘no pressure at all’ in casualty reserves

US P&C carrier Travelers claims to see no new pressure in casualty reserves and even sees enough positive signals across its broader business insurance line-up to merit a fractional easing of some initial loss-picks, management has declared.

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