
Versicherungs-Insider warnen, dass die zunehmenden Schäden durch Umweltkatastrophen Immobilienversicherungen bald unbezahlbar machen könnten und eine neue Finanzkrise auslösen könnten.
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Die Versicherungsbranche warnt vor steigenden Schäden durch Umweltkatastrophen aufgrund des Klimawandels, die Immobilienversicherungen unbezahlbar machen könnten.
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Schäden durch Klimawandel Insider warnen, dass Immobilienversicherungen unbezahlbar werden könnten
Die immensen Schäden durch Umweltkatastrophen werden bald nicht mehr versicherbar sein, mahnt eine Gruppe von Insidern aus der Versicherungsbranche. Droht gar eine neue Finanzkrise?
Von Henning Jauernig
14.10.2026, 07.31 Uhr

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