Industry 'offers investors little'
Recent research has shown that in 2002, a time of falling markets,investors in the insurance industr...
Recent research has shown that in 2002, a time of falling markets,investors in the insurance industry were only really able to profit byexploiting trading opportunities in major stocks.
A spokeswoman from Fox-Pitt, Kelton (FPK), the specialist investment bank,said that the lessons from the insurance sector in 2002 had beenstraightforward: "During a phase of volatile financial markets, it hasbeen possible to outperform them only by remaining 'structurallyunderweight' (ie under-exposed)." She also
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