21 October 2015Insurance

M&A has inherent risks—but so does not participating

Despite the large number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) that took place this year, the re/insurance market is still grappling with excess capacity, Stuart Shipperlee, managing director of Litmus Analysis, told Baden-Baden Today.

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