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Coronavirus (COVID-19)—climate and a changing world. Must insurers pay the price?

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Published on: 28 July 2020
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Table of contents

  • What impact will coronavirus have on insurance?
  • How does this compare with the fall-out from pandemic-related events?
  • What about the link between global warming and pandemics and its effects?
  • What is being done?
  • What does the future hold?

Article summary

Insurance & Reinsurance analysis: Mike Grant, Sarah Irwin and Eleanor Berkley examine the likely impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) and climate change on the insurance industry.

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