Poland Ordered To Pay 2 Billion Euros To Insurer
Poland must pay 2 billion euros to a Dutch insurer following a refusal to cede a public insurance company. This decision stems from a breach of a previously concluded investment treaty. Insurers have proactively covered only about 5% of cases related to recent losses.
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“La Pologne doit ainsi verser 2 milliards d'euros à un assureur néerlandais pour avoir refusé de lui céder une compagnie d'assurance publique, alors qu'un traité d'investissement avait été conclu en ce sens.”
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