Insurers face rising non-payment risk in China

April 14 2022 by Nick Ferguson

Non-payment risks in China are on the rise as a combination of events threaten to disrupt global trade.
Russia’s war in Ukraine, an energy shock, higher commodity prices, China’s continuing battle wi...

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