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8 May 2024Reinsurance

Social inflation has pricing inadequate in ‘a number of lines’- Munich Re

Pricing remains inadequate across a number of casualty and liability lines as both primary carriers and reinsurance carriers play catch-up with ever-enduring social inflation, Munich Re believes. 

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