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AM Best warns protectionism is fragmenting insurance market

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Rising protectionism is threatening to reverse years of global insurance market integration and increase costs for international carriers, AM Best has warned.

Speaking at the AM Best European Insurance Market Briefing in London today (6 November), Angela Yeo, senior director and head of analytics for Amsterdam at AM Best, said regulatory barriers for

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