IGI feels property and energy rate squeeze on big books, says CEO Jabsheh

Property and energy, International General Insurance’s (IGI) two biggest books, are facing mounting rate pressure, with commercial property rates down about 15% and energy rates falling despite elevated losses, CEO Waleed Jabsheh (pictured) has said.

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