US tax reform to lift P&C insurance earnings 14%: Morgan Stanley

06-11-2017

The proposed House bill calls for 20 percent corporate tax rate, which could lift earnings of US property/casualty (P&C companies) by around 14 percent on average, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

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