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Aspen Plans Reduction in Quake, Wind Exposure Within U.S. Property Insurance Market (With Correction)

Aspen Insurance Holdings chief executive says the insurer is reducing its earthquake and wind exposure in the U.S. property insurance market due to the volatility of catastrophe risks.

By Mark E. Ruquet | Updated on February 12, 2013

Editor’s Note: This story has been corrected. A previous version misreported that Aspen Insurance Holdings planned to exit the U.S. property market. PC360 regrets the error.

Aspen Insurance Holdings’ chief executive says the insurer is reducing its earthquake and wind exposure in the U.S. property insurance market due to the volatility of catastrophe risks.

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