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Philip Chung of S&P Global Ratings

31 October 2018Insurance

Cat risk and protectionism

Various markets such as Indonesia and India have a level of insurance sector protectionism, and more needs to be done to remove barriers to entry in order to reduce the insurance gap in Asia, says Philip Chung of S&P Global Ratings.

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