E&S market addresses natural catastrophe challenges

Judy GreenwaldSeptember 20, 2023
Hurricane Ian heading towards the coast of Florida in September 2022 - Elements of this image furnished by NASA
Hurricane Ian Credit: Shutterstock/lavizzara

The excess and surplus (E&S) lines industry is being challenged by the turmoil created by this year’s natural catastrophes. But the sector’s discipline will allow it to address the numerous catastrophes that have impacted...

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Judy GreenwaldSeptember 20, 2023
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