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Africa's free trade momentum to drive specialty risk growth
There is increasing appetite from African governments, regulators and local carriers to work with the international insurance market to tackle the major risks faced by the continent
Global unrest highlights the critical role of standalone political violence market
Standalone market is enabling access to coverage at a time when capacity is difficult to obtain
M&A carriers need ‘boots on ground’ to thrive in Asia
Jurisdictional restrictions in the region make it difficult for international carriers to provide W&I cover where the target does not have a meaningful presence in the US or Europe
Rise in protests increases demand for riots insurance
Organisations look for protection against increase in political and civil unrest
UK sanctions divergence 'may be headache for marine insurers'
Post-Brexit UK sanctions likely increasingly to differ from US, representing additional set of rules that must be applied
Focus: There are plenty of opportunities for the terrorism market
The terrorism insurance market is much more buoyant, dynamic and has far better prospects than many dared hope would be the case this time last year
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