1 October 2010Insurance

A.M. Best predicts European resilience

At its recent London briefing, A.M. Best indicated that the European non-life industry continues to “display strong resilience” in the face of difficult conditions. The ratings agency said that challenges included “flat demand, excessive competition” on specific lines and “declining reserve margins”.

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