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Stephen Netherway, partner at Devonshires law firm

11 September 2019Insurance

Climate change challenges the use of historical data for risk modelling

The world’s changing climate calls into question the usefulness of historical data and raises the need for increasingly technological data solutions, Stephen Netherway, partner at Devonshires law firm told Monte Carlo Today.

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