Retro renewal eases way for slower 1.1 upturn as capacity steps up
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Retro renewal eases way for slower 1.1 upturn as capacity steps up

Fiona Robertson
31 December 2020
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Retro rates have moved up for the fourth year running but a smoother renewal than was expected eased the way for an overall moderation in 1 January catastrophe repricing, sources said.  

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