BI claims likely to contribute significantly to $20bn Thai flood losses
The majority of insurance losses from flooding in Thailand will come from the impact on manufacturing and supply chains, AM Best has confirmed.
It said just 1% of household residential properties in Thailand have flood insurance coverage. But business interruption claims are likely to be significant.
Car manufacturers through captive or third
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