A.M. Best Revises Outlook to Positive for Wilton Re Ltd and Its Subsidiaries
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The revised outlook reflects Wilton Re's solid risk-adjusted capitalization level, consistently strong operating earnings on its
Partially offsetting these positive rating attributes is the impact of the continued low interest rate environment, which has modestly impacted earnings on fixed income investments. Operating results in 2015 also were dampened by adverse mortality trends for the industry during the period. Other offsetting rating factors include potential execution risks and competition associated with acquiring larger blocks of business. Additionally, Wilton Re has also incurred some earnings volatility, reflecting ivari’s accounting sensitivity to changes in Canadian interest rates and equity markets.
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