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Why have so many major players quit the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance?

Why have so many major players quit the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance?

Several global firms including Lloyds of London, Axa and Allianz left the UN-backed Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) last week. But are the departures really down to fears over anti-trust rules?

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