:quality(80)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/9760c30a-377e-11ec-9c39-02d2fb1aa1d7.jpg "Insurers take climate into account: damage caused by weather often not covered | Financial")
Premium
The best of De Telegraaf
–
Door Dorinde Meuzelaar
in FINANCIAL
—
:quality(50)/cdn-kiosk-api.telegraaf.nl/9760c30a-377e-11ec-9c39-02d2fb1aa1d7.jpg)
–
Huge havoc in Barendrecht after a storm a week ago.
Ⓒ ANP/HH
—
Amsterdam – Damage caused by extreme weather is becoming increasingly difficult to insure. For example, up to 1 million houses in the Netherlands are at risk of subsidence, but there is no longer an insurer you can go to for this. The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) warns this in a report on Thursday.
–
Related posts:
For Virginia Gallardo, the crisis with Icardi is a marketing strategy of Wanda
Analysts Expect Global Interest Rate Hikes Amidst Debated Effectiveness in Combatting Inflation
It turns out that this is the reason for Chery leaving Indonesia twice
Milan Stock Exchange Closes Negative with Ex-Coupons, Tim Rises 8+1.31%: Latest Market Update
