Russian insurance companies take risks of drone attacks on themselves, The Insider reports
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Russian insurance companies have started to take on the risks of damage from drone attacks themselves, without passing them to the state-owned Russian National Reinsurance Company (RNPK), The Insider reports. RNPK announced that the total amount of insurance payouts and reserves for terrorism and sabotage risks since the beginning of 2026 has exceeded 100 billion rubles, The Insider reports. Ingosstrakh has discontinued its program to insure sellers on Ozon from mass damage and drone attacks, The Insider reports. According to Andrey Tverskoy, director of Zetta Insurance, companies may take on risks of up to 100 to 700 million rubles per object without a reinsurer.
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The Insider states: Russian insurance companies have started to take on the risks of damage from drone attacks themselves, without passing them to the state-owned Russian National Reinsurance Company (RNPK).
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The Insider states: RNPK announced that the total amount of insurance payouts and reserves for terrorism and sabotage risks since the beginning of 2026 has exceeded 100 billion rubles.
The Insider states: The Bank of Russia has decided to recapitalize RNPK with 165 billion rubles.
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The Insider states: Ingosstrakh has discontinued its program to insure sellers on Ozon from mass damage and drone attacks.
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Andrey Tverskoy states: According to Andrey Tverskoy, director of Zetta Insurance, companies may take on risks of up to 100 to 700 million rubles per object without a reinsurer.
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