Published: Fri 27 Sep 2019

Existing cannabis insurers ambivalent over Safe Banking Act passage

Carriers already writing cannabis insurance are in two minds over the SAFE Banking Act because it would make life easier for them but also bring new competition into the market.

Casualty

Liability

Legal/ Regulatory

US / Americas

Published: Fri 27 Sep 2019

Grandisson: Arch looking to lean into casualty amid market caution driven by uncertainty

CinFin confident in casualty pricing “across the spectrum”

Existing cannabis insurers ambivalent over Safe Banking Act passage

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