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Willis calls for insured reputation cover

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Willis has said a staggering 95% of major corporations have suffered at least one major reputational crisis in the past 20 years, but that less than 10% of these events are insurable.

Phil Ellis, CEO of Willis Global Solutions Consulting Group, has called for the insurance industry to innovate rapidly to address the glaring gap that exists for reputational risk cover.

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