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AM Best Commentary: Feeling the pinch

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A number of market conditions are placing increasing pressure on the UK non-life sector. What will insurers need to do in order to ensure profits remain strong?

Profit margins in the UK non-life sector are under pressure this year as companies struggle to achieve material rate increases in a fiercely competitive market. Pricing remains weak across most

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