Aussie terror pool cuts retro cover at latest renewal

The Australian state-backed terrorism reinsurance pool, managed by the Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC), cut retrocession by 7% at its latest renewals to A$2 billion ($1.42 billion) while hiking its retention notably.

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