Coronavirus Threatens $122bn of Chinese Trade Exposure in Q1 2020

The top ten Chinese companies, with combined revenues of almost $1.5 trillion will be exposed to an estimated $122 billion of connected loss exposures from coronavirus, according to risk modelling firm Russell Group.

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