AXA does not foresee significant losses linked to the collapse of the Baltimore bridge


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LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) – AXA will not incur major losses following the collapse of the Baltimore bridge, the French insurer said on Thursday.

“Based on a preliminary assessment, AXA does not expect losses related to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse to be significant at a group level,” AXA said in a statement.

“We continue to monitor the situation closely,” the group added.

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(Reporting Carolyn Cohn; French version Stéphanie Hamel, editing by Kate Entringer)











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