Goldman Sachs Forecasts Positive Outlook For Insurers In 2022
Global investment bank Goldman Sachs projects that the pursuit of value-based care could potentially bring significant payoff for big insurers in 2022. For the next two years, analysts Nathan Rich and Lindsay Golub estimate a potential 13% annual earnings per share growth for large-cap managed care organizations, more than double the firm’s 6% projection for S&P EPS growth, according to a recent report.
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