INSURANCE COMPANIES

 

The recent crisis rocking the banking industry, which has led to its liquidity position being questioned, suggests that other financial services should buckle up for a rough ride.

 

Although the insurance industry differs, in terms of risks and services, compared to the banking industry, they could still be threatened by liquidity issues. It is, therefore, important that insurance companies do as much as possible to protect their customers and shareholders.

With the poor performance of most companies in the 2008 financial year, occasioned by the crash in investment incomes, particularly from the capital markets, companies should re-evaluate their investment goals.

The sign of a good insurance company is its strong liquidity position - a quality that enables it to meet claims obligations when there is liability. As a result of the nature of the insurance business, this liquidity does not necessarily come from premiums, but due to premiums being utilized in quality investments.

Your success means a delicate balance of investment objectives and regulatory limitations. You need a financial partner who understands the complexities of the insurance business.

 

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