3 November 2015Insurance

China’s insurers are ill equipped to manage overseas investments

The recent cuts in interest rates in China are likely to encourage the country’s insurers to seek overseas investments. However, such investments will increase the risks for these insurers, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has said in a report.

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