Ukraine losses to turn tide on years of sluggish PV rate momentum
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Ukraine losses to turn tide on years of sluggish PV rate momentum

Luke Harrison
19 April 2022
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BROVARY, UKRAINE 08 March. An armed Ukrainian serviceman stands by a burned vehicle on a check-point in the city of Brovary outside Kyiv as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues on 08 March 2022 in Brovary, Ukraine. Russia began a military invasion of Uk
Photo: Alamy

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is set to be a market-changing event for the political violence (PV) and terrorism space, with rate uplift across the class expected to turn the tide on years of sluggish rate movement.

The war has the potential to be one of the biggest events to ever hit the PV market, which in turn could wipe out years of premium and cause a reduction in the amount of available capacity within the...

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