Luca Albertini, Leadenhall Capital Partners: "We have a lot more capital coming in and we still have monumental gap between insured losses and economic losses in large catastrophes. For years and years we've been trying to address this. Can this new capital allow the industry to look at some of these ideas, to get governments and financial sector to buy more cover? Banks, for example, are exposed to pandemic risk that is completely unsecured."
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