Insurance industry’s ability to navigate recession depends on investment
The top risks faced by the insurance industry as all connected to the fall-out from the credit crunch, and its impact on the strength and profitability of the insurance industry, according to a survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Insurance Banana Skins surveys the risks facing the insurance industry at a time of great stress in the financial sector, and identifies those that are seen as most pressing by insurance practitioners
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