LONDON (Reuters) - Insurers' sales of financial instruments to offload natural disaster risks have cut the market share of re- insurance hubs such as Bermuda and Lloyd's of London by up to 30 percent, experts say. Investor demand has helped keep catastrophe insurance costs from rising. But that has ...
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