Looking closer to home

For large complex risks, London has always been the market to turn to, and while this is still the case, financial centres in Asia have been growing and playing a more important role in global insurance programmes and the provision of specialty insurance, says Tony Dowding

Tony DowdingSeptember 30, 2021
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Asian companies are increasingly looking locally for coverage, even with specialty lines, and various markets have grown up, which is perhaps not surprising given the region has some of the world’s biggest financial centres –...

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Tony DowdingSeptember 30, 2021
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