Best's Market Segment Report: AM Best Maintains Stable Outlook on U.K. Non-Life Insurance Segment
AM Best has maintained its stable outlook on the United Kingdom’s non-life insurance segment.
In its new Best’s Market Segment Report, “Market Segment Outlook:
Moderating factors include the anaemic level of the U.K.’s economic growth prospects, which will continue to dampen demand for insurance. Also of note, home insurance rates continue to be inadequate.
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