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Airmic raises supply chain cover concerns

Thailand floods

Business interruption and supply chain insurance products are too expensive and onerous in information requirements to meet client needs, according to risk management association Airmic.

Last year's Thailand floods highlighted the importance of supply chain issues in certain sectors, such as motor and technology manufacturing, but awareness remains limited in more general areas of

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