
How Russian sanctions are creating post-Soviet Asian reinsurers
Global sanctions against Russia choked off the supply of reinsurance to the former Soviet republics of central Asia, enabling — or nearly forcing — local carriers to pursue their dreams of foreign expansion by taking hesitant steps into the cross-border reinsurance business – a high-risk venture at best.
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