Australia: Pacific International’s ratings affirmed with pet and travel expected to fuel underwriting growth

Despite a five-year average ROE of -0.2%, the insurer has demonstrated an upward financial trend with positive earnings recorded in FY 2022 and 2023.

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Australia pacific internationals ratings affirmed with pet and travel expected to fuel underwriting growth
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