11 September 2016News

Reinsurers are living on borrowed time, with losses inevitable: S&P

S&P Global Ratings expects the reinsurance sector’s financial performance to deteriorate in the coming quarters. Nevertheless, an accumulated capital cushion may keep it going—at least for a while.

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