1 September 2011InsuranceFederico Faccio

Exposed but not at risk

While much of the recent media attention has been concentrated on the exposures the banks have to Greece, insurers too have been pondering how severe their own exposures might be if the crisis in the country—and across the wider eurozone—should worsen.

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