US auto insurance inflation stalls, but easing claims raise margin hopes
15-03-2023
US insurers likely held $1.16 billion in debt and equity of three failed US banks Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate and Signature Bank, a sum which the Fitch ratings agency considers sufficiently “modest” to see insurers withstand losses and market volatility.
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Insurance, Credit Losses, Fitch Ratings, Bank Resolution, Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate, Signature Bank, US
