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Tobias Farny, chief executive, Munich Re Asia-Pacific
Many markets across Asia remain underinsured, presenting an opportunity for the reinsurance industry to devise solutions. But the industry must also remain mindful of the impact climate change may be having on the frequency and severity of natural catastrophes, an issue that has been somewhat eclipsed by COVID-19.
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