Ukraine may rip up reinsurance bundling, throw wrench in 2023 renewals

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The war in Ukraine could lead to an unbundling of specialist reinsurance covers, bringing new levels of complexity and an upward burst to pricing once the January 2023 renewals roll around, London Market insiders have been suggesting.

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Berenberg, Renewals, Ukraine, Specialty, Risks, Pricing, London Market, Marine, Aviation, Terror, Global, Insurance, Reinsurance

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