21 August 2013Insurance

Re/insurers ponder reputation around sanctions

As compliance with international sanctions becomes both a more complex and high-profile issue, more re/insurers are considering the impact a failure to comply – perceived or otherwise – could have on their reputations.

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Re/insurers ponder reputation around sanctions

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