Ungated Post | 24 Jan 2014
Waves of Change: The Shifting Insurance Landscape in Rapid-Growth Markets
Global expansion into new markets represents a powerful force accelerating the growth in insurance premiums today, especially as economic performance languishes in much of the developed world. However, understanding how best to optimize the balance between potential reward these markets promise and the associated risk remains a significant challenge. In this report, produced by Oxford Economics in cooperation with EY, we analyze future growth opportunities around the globe, focusing on key markets, regulatory trends, and new marketing innovations, while offering perspective on potential risks.
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