Spotlight on periodical payment orders: The benefits of transferring PPO risks to a life insurer
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Start-up life insurer AUL Assurance is targeting general insurers, offering them an opportunity to reduce their exposure to periodical payment order risks. What are the benefits of such transfers and why might the recent ASHE inflation figures make this option more attractive in the future?
Why do you think it is sensible for general insurers to “transfer” Periodical Payment Order risks to life insurers? Paul Hately, CEO, AULAThese arise from a casualty
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