Ceding commissions in US casualty reinsurance take a downward turn
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Ceding commissions in US casualty reinsurance take a downward turn

Kyoung-son Song, 
Rachel Dalton
June 28, 2023
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Ceding commissions for US casualty quota share reinsurance have dropped by as much as 3 points for this year’s renewals, sources say, driven by moderating rate increases in the primary market and loss emergence.

This year, professional lines quota share treaties saw cedes decline by an average of 2 points, while the movement for broader casualty lines has been relatively steady – flat or down a single point.

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