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Insurance capacity constraints could influence financing of hyperscale data centres, S&P warns
Rapid growth in hyperscale infrastructure is creating a multi-trillion-dollar pool of insurable assets, but insurers may not have sufficient capacity to fully cover the sector's largest projects.
By João Marques Lima
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
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Hyperscale data centre developers and investors may face growing financing challenges as insurance capacity struggles to keep pace with the scale of new digital infrastructure projects, according to a new report from S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI).
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- Artificial Intelligence
- Business Interruption
- Captive Insurance
- Credit Ratings
- Data Centre Investment
- Digital Infrastructure
- Digital Infrastructure Finance
- Global Data Centre Market
- Infrastructure Finance
- Insurance
- Insurance Capacity
- Project Finance
- Reinsurance
- Risk Management
- S&P Global
- S&P Global Ratings
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