Deepwater Horizon losses fall short of changing market fundamentals
- Wednesday 21 July 2010, 16:41
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- Insurance
THE losses emanating from the Deepwater Horizon disaster are causing the energy insurance market to turn but they will not be market changing, according to Robin Somerville, an executive director within Willis’ energy division, writes Christopher Munro.“Underwriters have made an...
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