Pool Re backs new private-public consortium to tackle ‘systemic risks’

UK’s reinsurance mutual Pool Re has agreed to provide funding for a new research consortium at the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies (CCRS), the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, to develop protection against future systemic risks.

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