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Stuart Shipperlee, managing director of Litmus Analysis

29 October 2018Insurance

Ratings’ vulnerability to cats

S&P Global’s capital model data on its global reinsurer cohort shows a very significant capital buffer to absorb cat losses. But ratings could still fall following a bad cat year, as Stuart Shipperlee, head of analysis at Litmus Analysis, explained to PCI Today.

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