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  2. After hurricane Ian

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Blog

    1st anniversary of Hurricane Ian, Florida: Groundbreaking Swiss Re study unpacks loss drivers, including urbanization, ...

    By Matt Junge, Head Property Underwriting US, CUO P&C Reinsurance

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  5. Decoding Crypto Risks for Financial Lines

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Publication

    Evolving cryptocurrency regulation creates an uncertain landscape for predicting fail-safe courses of action.

    By Jane Mandigo, Senior Claims & Key Case Expert

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  6. Yet more wildfires

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Article

    Images of forest fires raging out of control and threatening communities have been a recurring feature of the news stories over ...

    By Lucia Bevere, Senior Catastrophe Data Analyst

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  7. Closing the protection gap

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group

    Closing the protection gap – Smart solutions for the public sector

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  8. Secondary perils – Not so secondary

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    Even without mega-catastrophe events, the total insured losses were still the fourth highest on record, suggesting that we are ...

    By David Sinai, Lead Underwriter ANZ

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  9. Backing Asia’s chip champions in a riskier world

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    Published by: Reinsurance Content Type: Article

    Explore the challenging and growing Asia's semiconductor industry and the role of insurance in managing risks.

    By Cindy Zhang, Head Property Underwriting APAC, CUO P&C Reinsurance

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