There's little doubt that it's a time of intense change for the casualty insurance marketplace.

Rapid advances in interconnected technologies and drones, InsurTech disruption, changing workplace dynamics along with industry profit pressures are expected to shape the casualty market in the year ahead. 

In their annual look at the state of the casualty insurance market, Marsh's U.S. Casualty Practice takes a look at the key developments they expect to influence buyer and insurer behavior in 2017. Based on discussions with insurers and their own observations, New York City-based broker Marsh predicts 2017 will continue to bring more new technologies and business models leading to evolving risks.

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