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The hurricanes that hit the United States over the last few months have left the insurance industry facing piles of claims. Commercial insurance buyers have enjoyed a soft market in recent years, but this fall’s catastrophe losses are likely to result in higher prices going forward, at least for buyers with catastrophe exposures.
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