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Aon projects cyclone alfred insurance losses of at least hundreds of millions of aussie dollars rein asia

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Middle East conflict, AI pull Asia’s insurance markets in different directions — Swiss Re

Swiss Re expects Asia to outpace global insurance growth in 2026, though the regional outlook is splitting sharply between AI beneficiaries, energy-exposed markets and reform-led growth stories.
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July 8, 2026

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