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  1. Global property insurers are facing market reassessment due to increasing extreme weather losses, leading to premium hikes and withdrawals driven by climate risk.

Catastrophe losses are rising sharply and pricing is softening, leading to a market decline in the business insurance sector.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 7
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Catastrophe losses are rising sharply and pricing is softening, leading to a market decline in the business insurance sector.

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  1. Insurance companies like Sanlam and Santam are facing elevated catastrophe losses due to regional events including floods in Morocco, wildfires in the Western Cape, and a cyclone in Madagascar.Sub-event
  2. Catastrophe losses are clustering in time and space, challenging the premise of risk diversification within the global reinsurance industry.Sub-event
  3. Current market decline driven by rising catastrophe losses and pricing issues in the global business insurance market.1 source

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