$170bn of global insurance premiums at risk by 2027, research suggests

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Reinsurance News - Aug 03, 2022

According to a new Accenture report, up to $170bn of insurance premiums could be at risk in the next five years due to poor claims experiences, with process inefficiencies in underwriting potentially costing the industry another $160bn over the same period. The report is based on surveys of more tha...

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