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Extreme weather events expose severe gaps in China’s insurance coverage

Despite the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, insurance coverage for Nat Cats remains low at around 10% of economic losses, posing challenges for insurers and highlighting the need for proactive policy guidance.

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September 18, 2023

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