QBE warns climate change could render insurance ‘unaffordable’

QBE warns climate change could render insurance ‘unaffordable’ in exposed areas

19-02-2020

The impact of climate change could make insurance premiums unaffordable in communities served by QBE, its group chief executive officer Pat Regan has warned.

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