Hurricane Andrew – 30 years on from devastating storm
Insured losses from the storm in Florida alone were $15.5 billion and economic losses totaled more than $26 billion, according to Swiss Re.
Insured
What was the most frequently occurring natural peril in 2021?
The major drivers of insured losses in 2021 were secondary perils, including floods, wildfires, and severe storms.
US P&C insurers see net underwriting loss of $5.6 billion
At the same time, insured catastrophe-related losses remained high, with estimated nine-months net loss and loss adjustment expenses from catastroph
Polar Vortex,Convective StormsKeep Driving Losses
Insured losses from March storms in the United States are likely to surpass $1 billion, Aon said in its monthly Global Catastrophe Recap.
Insured Losses Due to Civil Unrest Seen Nearing 1992 Levels
Insured losses related to civil disorder in 2020 are on their way toward a level not seen since 1992, according to estimates by insurance industry a
Hurricane Michael insured losses reach $7.4 billion
Insured losses associated with 2018’s Hurricane Michael reached almost $7.
