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Analysis: Pricing climate risks

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As climate change becomes tangible, insurers are feeling the heat. Their understanding of the risks could inform not just their underwriting but also their investment strategies.

The huge losses from natural catastrophes last year left insurers and reinsurers reeling and increasingly fearful of the escalating impact of climate change. The steep rise in summer temperatures in

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Commercial insurance rates dip 8%

UK commercial insurance rates decreased by 8% in the first quarter of 2026, outpacing most other major markets, according to the latest Global Insurance Market Index from Marsh.

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