31 January 2013Insurance

Downturn has strengthened P&C underwriting discipline

The economic downturn has forced property/casualty (P&C) insurers to become more focussed on underwriting discipline and less reliant on investment returns, recent reports by rating agency Moody’s has claimed.

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