4 November 2014Insurance

Cat models an art not science in Asia

Softening pricing, regulatory change, risk management requirements and catastrophe risks are the biggest concerns for re/insurers in the Asia Pacific market, Connie Wong, managing director-analytical manager, Insurance Ratings, Asia-Pacific Financial Services Ratings, Standard & Poor’s (S&P), told EAIC Today.

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