8 May 2013Insurance

New S&P criteria could mean downgrades

New criteria for rating insurance companies unveiled by rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) this week is likely to result in ratings changes – including downgrades – but it’s not yet clear how many insurers will be impacted.

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