10 September 2017Insurance

Reinsurers’ ‘new normal’ prompts Moody’s to switch outlook to stable

Despite difficult market conditions and deteriorating profits, reinsurers have maintained strong balance sheets and disciplined underwriting and adjusted to what has been termed a ‘new normal’. As a result, Moody’s has changed its outlook for the global reinsurance sector from negative to stable.

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