QBE expects flat premiums in 2017 due to pricing pressure

27-02-2017

Australia’s insurance group QBE expects flat premium growth in 2017 after volumes dropped in 2016.

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QBE Insurance, Results 2016, John Neal, Australia, Asia Pacific, Europe

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