China’s easing Covid norms to help non-life underwriting performance: AM Best

December 13 2022 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

AM Best has upgraded its market segment outlook for China’s non-life insurance industry to stable from negative due to improved underwriting performance and better growth prospects as China eases its ...

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