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10 July 2025Reinsurance

Political violence insurance demand swells amid global tensions: Mosaic

Increased threat, and thus risk, is driving demand in the political violence market, which has evolved over the past two decades. But supply is not necessarily meeting demand. That is according to Adam McGrath (pictured), global head of political violence at Mosaic Insurance.

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