Aviation hull war and all risks will not jump on UK verdict: Price Forbes

A landmark London court ruling on Russian aircraft losses is unlikely to jolt an aviation and war hull market which had likely anticipated the result and long since priced through the initial 2022 event, analysts at broker group Price Forbes have claimed.

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Aviation hull war and all risks will not jump on UK verdict: Price Forbes

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