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Insurance & Reinsurance monthly highlights—June 2020

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Published on: 30 June 2020

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Table of contents

Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Coronavirus—business interruption claims
Coronavirus—types of insurance
Coronavirus—FCA
Coronavirus—PRA
Coronavirus—Association of British Insurers
Coronavirus—European Systemic Risk Board
Coronavirus—Lloyd’s of London
Coronavirus—claims
Coronavirus—international

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Article summary

This month’s edition of Insurance & Reinsurance monthly highlights includes coverage of coronavirus (COVID-19), the FCA business interruption test case and its impact on policyholders and insurers, and analyses of the latest insurance cases and decisions. It also covers the latest regulatory developments, dates for your diary, case trackers and other news highlights reported over the past month.

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