1 March 2011Insurance

Credit where credit's due

To much of the insurance and reinsurance world, the credit crisis of 2008-09 is but a distant memory. Insurers and reinsurers have much more pressing issues to contend with—major global catastrophes, the implementation of Solvency II, a soft market.

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