A boost of energy

Significant market movements have been identified in the offshore and onshore energy insurance fields but will these bring positive or negative repercussions for the sector as a whole? Lynn Rouse reports

In its review, State of the Market 2005, published at the end of last year, broker Heath Lambert identified two significant changes shaping the energy insurance market, adding that rates have reached

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