PG&E bankruptcy stops subrogation ‘race’ but recoveries hugely uncertain
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PG&E bankruptcy stops subrogation ‘race’ but recoveries hugely uncertain

Lucy Jones
18 January 2019
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Utility provider Pacific Gas & Electric’s (PG&E’s) move to file for bankruptcy protection should simplify the subrogation process that could reduce the level of wildfire losses borne by (re)insurers.

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