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Rising Interest Rates Not Expected To Cause P&C Rating Changes

Standard & Poor's said it does not expect rising interest rates to result in ratings changes for property and casualty insurance companies unless they decide to adjust their reserves.

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NU Online News Service, Nov. 16, 3:50 p.m. EST

Standard & Poor’s said it does not expect rising interest rates to result in ratings changes for property and casualty insurance companies unless they decide to adjust their reserves.

The impact of rising interest rates “is probably muted for most insurers,” S&P said in a recent report.

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