Germany remains in limbo after government backs away from compulsory nat cat insurance

Ben NorrisJune 21, 2024
Marco Buschmann, cabinet minister of justice, Germany
Credit: Shutterstock/Alexandros MichailidisMarco Buschmann

Germany’s government has not backed proposals from its states’ ministers for national compulsory insurance to cover properties from nat cat losses, as parts of southern Germany recover from recent floods. At the Conference of...

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Ben NorrisJune 21, 2024
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