Recent catastrophes highlight protection gap, says forum held at Lloyd

Around 100 insurance industry experts, policy makers, scientists and environmentalists gathered at Lloyd’s of London on November 29 to address the rise in nat cat events during the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season.

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