Prolonged Middle East conflict could stretch re/insurers’ loss exposure despite exclusions

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Reinsurance News - Mar 23, 2026

A new report from Autonomous has suggested that direct insurance losses should remain relatively contained due to standard war and terror exclusions in many contracts, though the longer the conflict persists, and potentially expands, the greater the tail risk of events that could seep into losses fo...

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