Published: Thu 16 Apr 2020

Greenberg says retroactive BI measures would bankrupt insurance industry

Chubb chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg has warned US lawmakers that attempts to retroactively force insurers to pay uncovered business interruption losses from Covid-19 would “bankrupt” the industry.

Business interruption

Chubb

COVID-19

US / Americas

Published: Thu 16 Apr 2020

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