China marine profitability won't bounce back on its own

China marine profitability won’t bounce back on its own

May 26 2022 by Blake Evans-Pritchard

A senior marine underwriter in China was recently reviewing profitability figures for 2021. They didn’t look all that rosy.

This particular company -- majority-owned by a large global insurer -- re...

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