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Michael Papworth, head of Asia and property & casualty at Miller

12 September 2018Insurance

Lloyd’s ‘has overreacted to 2017 losses’: Papworth

The reinsurance market must accept that buyers won’t pay a higher price and instead focus on increasing efficiencies in how business is transacted, Michael Papworth, head of Asia and property & casualty at Miller, told Monte Carlo Today.

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