U.K. Business Interruption Litigation Seems Unlikely to Affect U.S. Insurers

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Insurance Information Institute - Aug 13, 2020

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which regulates insurers in the United Kingdom, has indicated that it doesn’t believe COVID-19-related losses trigger most business insurance policies because such policies typically require a direct connection between financial loss and physical damage to...

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