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23 September 2026Reinsurance

Unrest: bringing sharper insight to a changing SRCC risk landscape

As civil unrest becomes a more material source of insured loss, insurers and reinsurers need a more granular way to understand strikes,riots and civil commotion (SRCC) risk, which can also impact marine business.

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