UK BI decision 'manageable' despite new precedent: Moody’s

UK BI decision ‘manageable’ despite new precedent: Moody’s

January 22 2021 by Andrew Tjaardstra

While Moody’s believes the impact of the recent UK Supreme Court Covid-19 business interruption (BI) decision is “manageable” for insurers — the rating agency believes the ruling could have longer ter...

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Australia’s second BI test case goes federal

Gaps remain despite record weather claims: ICNZ head

Recent Japan earthquake losses likely to exceed US$100m

Perth bushfire losses surpass US$30m