Climate change poses risk to insurance availability in Caribbean: Moody’s RMS
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Climate change poses risk to insurance availability in Caribbean: Moody’s RMS

Jai Singh
01 November 2023
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Climate change is making the threat of an insurability threshold more pertinent in the Caribbean, with the region likely to experience more frequent and severe weather events by 2050, according to a new report by Moody’s RMS.

The modelling firm believes climate change is increasing the threat of insurance becoming unavailable or excessively expensive in the region in the next 30 years.

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