LSE study warns that Flood Re is "unsustainable"
The Flood Re agreement struck between the government and insurers is at risk of being "unsustainable", a study has warned.
A paper published by the London School of Economics (LSE) cautioned that the proposed scheme - which is set to replace the Statement of Principles in 2015 - has not taken into account the impact of climate...
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