S&P Counts 24 P-C Failures In 2001; More To Come in 2002
Property-casualty insurers ranked first in failures for the second straight year in 2001, but the number of p-c failures declined, according to a report recently published by Standard & Poors.
With 24 failures in 2001, the p-c segment edged out life, health and title insurers, according to the report, which tallied failures for all three sectors.
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