The January 2026 winter storm impacting a large swath of the US (labelled Fern by The Weather Channel) has set various records across winter weather

After the recent escalation from a significant event declaration to an Insurance Catastrophe, the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has confirmed that insured losses from

Following the 1 January 2026 renewals, the future direction of major risk market conditions will likely be determined by the final amount of losses incurred

According to new data from the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA), extreme weather events have resulted in almost $3.5 billion in insured losses from 264,000

Gallagher Re, the reinsurance broking and advisory firm, released its full-year Natural Catastrophe and Climate Report for 2025, reporting that global natural catastrophe losses during

CatIQ, a Toronto-based independent catastrophe insurance data provider and subsidiary of PERILS, has announced that insured losses from catastrophic events experienced across Canada totalled CAD

Although $244 billion in total global losses for natural disasters in 2025 is lower than the 10-year average, insured losses once again exceeded $100 billion

Fitch Ratings expects most Sri Lankan insurers’ losses from Cyclone Ditwah flooding to be limited due to low non-motor retention and reinsurance. However, the National

2025 insurance and reinsurance industry losses from natural catastrophes are expected to exceed $100 billion for the sixth consecutive year, but at an estimated $107

2025 will mark the fifth consecutive year in which global catastrophe claims have exceeded $100 billion, but this has been less damaging for reinsurers due