Casualty reinsurers make minor mid-year gains as capacity outweighs inflation worries
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Casualty reinsurers make minor mid-year gains as capacity outweighs inflation worries

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Plentiful capacity for both US and international casualty reinsurance is driving an orderly summer renewal in both the excess-of-loss (XoL) and quota share markets, this publication can reveal.

While the casualty treaty market is not experiencing the volatility seen in recent property negotiations, reinsurers still have concerns around rate adequacy in XoL and the levels of ceding commissions in proportional business, given social and economic inflationary trends.

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