13 September 2016Insurance

Differing outlooks not intuitive: Litmus

The differing outlooks of S&P Global Ratings and AM Best on the reinsurance industry are the opposite of what one might expect, given the basis of their criteria and methodology, said Stuart Shipperlee, head of analytics at Litmus Analysis.

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