A crisis of confidence

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 13 Nov 2008
- Indicative reading time: 8 minutes

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Asking fundamental questions about insurers' financial strength is a topic that comes around perhaps more often than it should but is an understandable consequence of confidence in the markets currently being at an all-time low, writes Ralph Savage

By their very nature, insurers are continually threatened with collapse. Pick any two from the following list to happen in the same underwriting year - US west coast earthquake, a repeat of Hurricane

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