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Risk perspectives - Happy new Groundhog Day?

As we approach 2003, I can't help feeling like Bill Murray inGroundhog Day - didn't we start last ye...

As we approach 2003, I can't help feeling like Bill Murray inGroundhog Day - didn't we start last year like this?

Risk managers (RMs) are still searching for solutions to new risks;financiers are still reluctant to provide underwriting funds, theinsurance market is still short on cover and high on premium; the stockmarket is still low; and the Government is still tackling terror on aninternational front.

Can we really have gone through a year with so little progress? And if so,why?

These concerns

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Peach, which offers underwriting capacity to brokers, schemes and managing general agents for business insurance cover, grew in 2025 as profits at parent NPA Insurance also rose, maintaining the trends of the year before.

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