Retrocession rates will gain support at 1 January from a two-year insured catastrophe loss tally of more than $200bn and could rise significantly if new capacity fails to materialise, Moody’s said.
Retrocession rates will gain support at 1 January from a two-year insured catastrophe loss tally of more than $200bn and could rise significantly if new capacity fails to materialise, Moody’s said.