French riots cost insurers up to €1.2 billion
Riots in France are expected to cost insurers €1.2 billion, with similar unrest now projected to occur annually.
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What happened
Insurers face losses from riots in France. 1 The riots are expected to cost insurers €1 billion-€1.2 billion. 2 European governments have warned citizens over security in France after the riots. 3
Why it matters
Similar events are now expected to occur every year. 1 The riots are becoming like natural catastrophes. 1 Government efforts aim to require properties to be insured for unrest. 1
What to watch
Cost estimates assume no further violence. 2
Sources · 3
[1]Insurers face losses as riots in France become ‘like natural catastrophes’
FT Companies
[2]European governments warn citizens over security in France after riots reut.rs/4zLfah3
Reuters · Bluesky
[3]France riots put SRCC accumulation risk in focus for re/insurers: Morningstar DBRS
reinsurancene.ws · via Marketaux
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