Credit insurers' losses from the coronavirus pandemic are unlikely to be as large as in the 2008 global financial crisis, due to trade credit backstops provided...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 4 hours ago
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A lockdown-related improvement in claims experience in UK household insurance is expected to cushion the large weather losses to date in 2020, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 12 days ago
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Claims from Flooding to Pressure Chinese Insurers' Margin
The insurance claims from widespread floods in China will undermine the underwriting results of Chinese non-life insurers in 2020, Fitch Ratings says...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 25 days ago
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Benefits for U.S. commercial insurers from recent sharp premium rate improvement are likely to be delayed by effects on underwriting results from the coronavirus pandemic...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 1 month ago
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Coronavirus to Constrain Korean Insurers' Financial Performance
Fitch Ratings expects Korean life and non-life insurers' earnings to continue to decline in 2020 due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 1 month ago
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(Re)insurance market dynamics including increased pricing, years of accumulating catastrophic losses, investment market losses and the significant losses expected from the fallout...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 1 month ago
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U.S. commercial lines insurers entered 2020 poised for better underwriting performance from favorable pricing but are now likely to face higher...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 2 months ago
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French Insurance Sector Coronavirus Rating Actions Recapped
Fitch Ratings has completed the review of its ratings in the French insurance sector in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Under our rating-case assumptions, the credit...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 2 months ago
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Coronavirus Dents Japanese Non-Life; Eased by Pricing Revision
Japanese non-life insurers' premium growth will shrink in the financial year ending March 2021 (FYE21) due to the slowdown in economic activity...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 2 months ago
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While the coronavirus pandemic will remain an ongoing global concern for the foreseeable future, the risk of a significant hurricane making landfall during the upcoming season is another concern...
- Fitch Ratings / Article / 2 months ago
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