Reinsurers treading on 'thin ice' after COVID-19 losses, says S&P

Reinsurers treading on 'thin ice' after COVID-19 exacerbates financial struggles: S&P

19-05-2020

Analysts at S&P Global believe that COVID-19 pandemic-related losses, coupled with volatile capital markets and lower investment returns, will likely prevent the global reinsurance sector from meeting its earnings expectations for 2020.

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S&P Global, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Johannes Bender, Europe

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