CinFin CEO Johnston says retentions for property cat treaty rose to $200mn after 1.1
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CinFin CEO Johnston says retentions for property cat treaty rose to $200mn after 1.1

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Retentions for Cincinnati Financial’s property catastrophe treaty that renewed on January 1 increased to $200mn, compared to $100mn in 2022, CEO Steve Johnston told analysts during the company’s Q4 earnings call.

“The treaty’s main change this year is retaining a greater share of losses for layers of coverage than what was in effect for 2022, while adding $92mn of coverage in a new layer between $900mn and $1.1bn,”

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