Analysis: Listed (re)insurers cope better with Q3 cats in 2022 than 2017

22 November 2022

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A majority of listed (re)insurers fared better from cat losses in the third quarter of this year than they did in Q3 2017, analysis of published loss estimates by Insurance Insider has shown.

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Analysis: Listed (re)insurers cope better with Q3 cats in 2022 than 2017

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