10 August 2016Insurance

German life insurers more exposed due to asset-liability mismatch: Fitch

German life insurers are more exposed that their peers in other countries to the risk of low interest rates for an extended period due to asset-liability mismatches and the widespread use of investment guarantees to customers, according to Fitch Ratings.

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