UK insurers must pay out on COVID BI claims: Supreme Court ruling

UK insurers must pay out on COVID BI claims following Supreme Court ruling

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UK insurers will be forced to pay out billions in business interruption claims triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic after the UK’s highest court ruled in favour of policyholders.

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Supreme Court, FCA, COVID-19, Business Interruption, Claims, Insurance, Reinsurance, UK

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