25 November 2016Insurance

Correlations between perils not substantial enough to warrant capital changes

The majority of perils are not substantially correlated enough to warrant changes to the amount of capital held to cover extreme weather claims, according to a study from Lloyd’s.

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Correlations between perils not substantial enough to warrant capital changes

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