Iran missile strikes spark risk repricing
The joint assault by Israel and the United States against Iran have sent shockwaves through global insurance markets, triggering risk repricing and renewed scrutiny of accumulation exposure across marine, aviation and specialty lines.
Strikes against Iranian leadership and military infrastructure began on Saturday (28 February), escalating rapidly throughout Sunday (1 March) when it was confirmed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
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