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Insurers face rising trade credit claims as company insolvencies increase

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Published on: 05 July 2023
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Law360, London: UK insurers are facing rising claims from trade credit cover policies, as the number of corporate insolvencies continues to rise, a trade body said on 5 July 2023.

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