‘Small pockets’ of insurer exposure outside: Russia/Ukraine conflict

‘Small pockets’ of insurer exposure outside Russia as Ukraine conflict rages

Simon Ashworth, Chief Analytical Officer - insurance ratings, S&P Global Ratings

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, there are “small pockets of exposure” for insurers outside Russia, according to Simon Ashworth (pictured), chief analytical officer for Insurance Ratings at S&P Global Ratings.

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