Halloween horror stories haunting insurers
Editor’s View: It’s that spine-tingling time of year again, when the nights draw in, shadows lengthen across Leadenhall Market, and Emma Ann Hughes shares scary stories about insurance.
The most terrifying tales facing the industry aren’t found in haunted houses or ghost stories this Halloween.
Here are three cautionary tales that should send a shiver
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