- AM Best revised Mexico’s insurance segment outlook to negative due to the elimination of a VAT fiscal credit, which could erase 40% of insurers’ expected 2025 net profits.
- The VAT change will pressure profitability and increase market competition, prompting insurers to raise prices, tighten underwriting, and adjust products.
- Some customers are expected to cancel coverage due to higher insurance rates.
- Industry premium growth is slowing, with 8% expected in 2025, and top insurers are better positioned to withstand challenges, likely leading to market consolidation.
- Financial revenues are projected to decline by 8% in 2025 due to lower interest rates, adding further pressure on the industry.
Source: finance.yahoo.com
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