US tariff regime hit to auto insurance lines will be ‘manageable’: Morgan Stanley

The new tariff regime in the US could have a mid-single digit impact to loss-cost trend in automotive insurance, a “manageable” level given room for rate softening to be curtailed on the market, analysts at US equity brokerage Morgan Stanley have claimed.

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US tariff regime hit to auto insurance lines will be ‘manageable’: Morgan Stanley

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