(Re)insurers pay the price for international diversification
As the summer dust settles on the second quarter results, a record first half for catastrophe losses looks to have differentiated (re)insurers with mature and effective diversification strategies from those left heavily exposed on their international books of business after expansion in recent years.
The reinsurance sector as a whole is on course to book a combined ratio several points over 100 percent for the full-year. But within that there is a significant variation in performance, as some players largely...
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