S&P maintains negative reinsurance outlook as concerns over losses per

S&P maintains negative reinsurance outlook as concerns over losses persist

Ali Karakuyu, director & lead analyst, S&P Global

Ratings agency S&P Global Ratings retains a negative outlook for the global reinsurance sector, despite moves by the industry to improve its overall performance and pricing after 18 months of significant loss activity.

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