Insurers are submitting data to the FCA, which is tracking progress business interruption policies "capable" of responding to COVID-19 losses. (Photo: pitchr/Shutterstock)
Earlier this year, the U.K. Supreme Court ruled in favor of policyholders in a test case brought on by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) that disputed business interruption insurance coverage for COVID-19-related losses suffered by thousands of U.K. businesses.
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