Markel: Reserve deficiency and ‘internal bleeding’ likely to turn cycle
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Markel: Reserve deficiency and ‘internal bleeding’ likely to turn cycle

13 May 2010
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Industry-wide, (re)insurers are not recognising a reserve deficiency that has been steadily building on their books, while some players are haemorrhaging internally and masking the problem from the outside world.

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