Published: Thu 7 Nov 2024

RenRe CEO: Casualty rates “need to accelerate” for business to remain attractive

RenaissanceRe president and CEO Kevin O’Donnell has said that increases in underlying casualty need to accelerate for the business to remain attractive over the next 10 years.

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Published: Thu 7 Nov 2024

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