Are insurers modelling port risk in Asia in the right way?

May 19 2022 by Marcus Alcock

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A recent report from Chaucer suggests that ports in South-east Asia are particularly susceptible to rising sea levels, but not all port risks are created equal and things may be more complicated than ...

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