Published: Wed 17 Mar 2021

The Insurer TV: Conduit Re says casualty adds to the “cocktail” of opportunity

Improving rates have helped establish casualty as “the bedrock” of Conduit Re’s portfolio as executive chairman Neil Eckert sees the class as a good opportunity for start-ups.

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Published: Wed 17 Mar 2021

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