12 October 2016Insurance

M&A and anti-corruption have an impact

M&A activity in Asia has boosted demand for financial lines insurance across the region, while the crackdown by many governments on corruption will also have an impact, Ralph Sherbahn, financial lines underwriting manager, Asia for XL Catlin, told EAIC Today.

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