US Q1 reporting season: Takeaways for London amid Ukraine uncertainty
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US Q1 reporting season: Takeaways for London amid Ukraine uncertainty

Samuel Casey
03 May 2022
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At the end of 2021, with rates riding high, companies executing on expansion plans and bumper profits being reported, the (re)insurance sector looked to have reached a point of healthy profitability following the woes of the pandemic.

Only a few short months into 2022, the global economy has been convulsed by the eruption of war in Ukraine, threatening major insurance losses, turbo-charging inflation and contributing to energy uncertainty and supply chain logjams.

However,

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