Archive

  • Fitch turns negative on UK life sector after Covid-19 turmoil

    18 March 2020

    Pandemic will likely "see risks that have never before been observed"

  • Coronavirus raises debt refinancing threat for insurers

    10 March 2020

    Access to capital markets may be limited if disruption persists, says Fitch

  • US life insurers with mortality focus face greatest coronavirus threat

    03 February 2020

    Five reinsurers would bear brunt of any potential losses, says Fitch

  • Foreign insurers to benefit from Chinese life market opening up

    19 December 2019

    Fitch still expects large local players to maintain a competitive edge though

  • Chinese insurers' capital management to benefit from C-Ross Phase II

    29 November 2019

    Fitch Ratings says some insurers in China are already preparing for the modified capital regime

  • Spanish sector stays strong, despite low rates

    28 November 2019

    Fitch Ratings says Spain’s insurance market maintains strong profitability

  • Quantum computing heightens cyber risk for insurers

    01 November 2019

    Fitch Ratings says quantum computing's disruptive potential lies in its speed

  • Bermudian re/insurers return to profit but challenges await

    22 October 2019

    US base-erosion and anti-abuse tax is slowing premium growth, says Fitch Ratings

  • Defunct Prudential-Rothesay Life transfer to prompt annuity re-think

    27 August 2019

    Fitch fears UK court ruling scuppering Prudential-Rothesay Life deal could hit insurers

  • Long-term care insurance warning for US market

    22 August 2019

    A recent report on GE Capital's long-term care insurance (LTCI) exposure has triggered market concerns, with Fitch Ratings arguing LTCI products are among the riskiest marketed by US life insurers. Sarfraz Thind explains