Second phase of COVID-19 losses will be far lower than the first

New policy wordings, localised lockdowns and more a relaxed financial market response mean the second wave of COVID-19 will have less impact on EMEA re/insurance markets than the first, according to Robert Mazzouli, director of EMEA insurance at Fitch.

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