6 July 2017Insurance

Cost cuts stabilise profitability of Dutch life insurers, non-life improvements expected

Cost cuts have offset low interest rates and declining premium volumes on legacy portfolios, stabilizing profitability of Dutch life insurers, according to Fitch Ratings.

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