24 March 2016Insurance

US non-life segment to grow in next four years

The US’s non-life insurance segment is set to witness healthy, albeit moderately slower growth in the next four years, supported by the adoption of new technology and an increasing demand for cyber liability insurance, according to a new report by Timetric, a provider of online data, analysis and advisory services on key financial and industry sectors.

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