Reinsurers will still ‘struggle’ to earn cost of capital in 2022

Reinsurers will still ‘struggle’ to earn cost of capital in 2022; outlook negative

Global reinsurers will again fail to earn their cost of capital in 2021 and could “struggle” to do so in 2022 as well, analysts at S&P Ratings have warned, maintaining an overall negative outlook on the sector.

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S&P Ratings, COVID-19, Capital, Insurance, Reinsurance, Taoufik Gharib, Global

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