Published: Mon 5 Feb 2024

CEO Marchioni: Selective’s expected casualty loss cost trend up 2 pts from a year ago to 8%

The CEO of Selective Insurance has revealed that its overall expected loss trend is now 7 percent compared with 6.5 percent a year ago, while for casualty it has increased 2 points to 8 percent.

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Selective Insurance Group

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US / Americas

Published: Mon 5 Feb 2024

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CEO Marchioni: Selective’s expected casualty loss cost trend up 2 pts from a year ago to 8%

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