Published: Tue 2 Jan 2024

Howden: Commercial insurance pricing to stabilise further in 2024

Global commercial insurance pricing is expected to stabilize further in 2024 with rate rises generally slowing further amid what Howden has forecast will be “a fluid and increasingly segmented marketplace”.

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Published: Tue 2 Jan 2024

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