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Legal: Climate change, nanotechnology and cyber-risk liabilities

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Our climate is changing rapidly while technology that used to be the preserve of fanciful fiction is growing prevalent, writes Nilam Sharma, Michelle Jones and Benjamin Folkinshteyn

The products and liability risks arising from climate change litigation, nanotechnology and cyber risks represent a new world in which reinsurers must forecast rather than largely rely on historical

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