ABI estimates members will pay £1.2bn for Covid-19 claims

27 April 2020

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Members of the Association of British Insurers (ABI) could face £1.2bn ($1.48bn) in Covid-19 losses, with £900mn of that figure coming from BI claims, the body has estimated.

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