
$80bn in H1’25 insured losses marks second-highest on record
Reinsurance giant Munich Re has estimated that global insured losses from natural catastrophe events reached $80 billion in H1 2025, marking the second-highest H1 figure
Reinsurance giant Munich Re has estimated that global insured losses from natural catastrophe events reached $80 billion in H1 2025, marking the second-highest H1 figure
Zurich-domiciled catastrophe insurance data provider, PERILS, has upped the industry loss for its third estimate for extratropical windstorm “Éowyn”, also known as “Gilles”, to €747
The Allstate Corporation has estimated catastrophe losses for June 2025 of $619 million or $489 million, after-tax. June’s cat losses are the result of 15
CatIQ, a Toronto-based independent catastrophe insurance data provider and a subsidiary of PERILS, has released its fifth industry loss estimate for the flash flooding that
Global insured losses reached $84 billion in the first half of 2025 — 55% higher than the decadal average and the highest H1 total since
Global insured losses from catastrophe events in the first half of 2025 increased to at least $100 billion, the second highest on record after 2011’s
Global insured catastrophe losses in H1 2025 could reach as high as $90 billion, according to Jefferies, making it the second-highest first-half total on record.
Given the low NFIP take-up rates across rural areas, Aon has noted that the recent deadly Texas flooding is not likely to be a major
A new report from AXIS Capital Holdings Limited reveals that hail accounts for 55% of the total gross claims related to natural catastrophes and extreme
AccuWeather has estimated that the catastrophic flash flood disaster in Texas has caused an estimated $18 billion to $22 billion in total damage and economic
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