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Australian insurers keep well above water despite floods

Flooded forest land

Moody’s weekly credit outlook has said that despite the negative impact of the flood on Australian insurers’ profits, it is not a material credit event.

Moody’s has said that this is because flood coverage mostly relates to personal lines and high risk and high value exposures are excluded or have limited coverage under commercial policies, there are

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