Over half of risk managers think key risks are set to become uninsurable

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More than half of risks managers believe that some of the key business activities and locations are set to become uninsurable, a survey by the Federation of European Risk Management Associations has found.

The Ferma global risk report is produced every two years and notably this year was extended beyond Europe for the first time.

Over 1,000 risk managers from 77 countries were surveyed, with 79% of

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