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Commercial P-C Prices Dip 14 Percent

Commercial property-casualty prices continue to decline, falling an average of 14 percent in June, compared to 13 percent the month before, according to the latest Market Barometer put out by

By Steven Tuckey | Updated on July 22, 2007

Commercial property-casualty prices continue to decline, falling an average of 14 percent in June, compared to 13 percent the month before, according to the latest Market Barometer put out by MarketScout, a Dallas-based electronic insurance exchange.

“There is intense competition for business in the reinsurance sector, generated via traditional channels and from the new opportunities for insurers to spread risk in the capital markets,” according to MarketScout’s chief executive officer, Richard Kerr.

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