Despite expectations of higher premiums following increased catastrophic (CAT) losses, the excess and surplus (E&S) market has not seen significant cost changes. Amwins attributed this to several mitigating factors: recent storm losses have only modestly affected treaties, investment income is up, capacity has increased, and demand remains stable.
2024 hurricane season highlights stability in insurance market – Amwins
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