Singapore insurers 'pushing' for renewable energy rate rises

Singapore insurers ‘pushing’ for renewable energy rate rises

January 14 2022 by Karen Lai

Singapore-based insurers continue to focus on the bottom line and push for rate rises to improve profitability on renewable energy insurance, according to a report from WTW (formerly Willis Towers Wat...

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