Japan non-life insurers increased leverage in 2016

March 3 2017 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

Non-life insurance groups in Japan increased their financial leverage in 2016, as they expanded their businesses overseas.

According to AM Best, the companies’ average financial leverage hiked to 6.1...

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