Insurers with low equity ratio means they are sweating shareholders' fund

Insurers with low equity ratio means they are sweating shareholders’ fund

December 31, 2018

Insurers with low debt ratio means they are sweating shareholders’ funds

In the insurance industry, some firms that are sweating owners’ money in taking on more risks have seen liability balloon and are rewarded with huge premium income compared to c0mpetitors that allow such money lie fallow. Analysts are of the view that companies with low leverage and high liabili

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