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10 September 2022Insurance

Caribbean insurers’ climate worries

AM Best-rated Caribbean property/casualty insurers posted an 8 percent increase in net income in 2021 to more than $70 million, highlighting carriers’ risk management practices, although the region remains highly vulnerable to a number of risks, led by climate risk.

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