Is Mexico fixing what is not broken?

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This article was written By Fernando Casanova Aizpun, Senior Economist, Swiss Re Institute
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Mexico's new president is considering a number of policy changes that could have long-lasting effects on economic growth and the Mexican insurance industry. We believe Mexico would ultimately benefit from maintaining the economic policies that created stability and improved the nation's competitiveness.

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Economic Insights Is Mexico fixing what is not broken?

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