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

According to the Thai General Insurance Association (TGIA), insurance claims stemming from the earthquake that struck Myanmar and impacted Thailand in March could total up

According to new data released by the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA), the total insured cost of extreme weather events in the first half of

Insured losses from Mexico’s Hurricane Erick, which made landfall last week, are expected to be contained, with parametric insurance contracts unlikely to be triggered, according

Aon has reported that recent severe convective storm (SCS) activity is expected to drive economic and insured losses into the hundreds of millions of dollars

The Allstate Corporation has estimated catastrophe losses for May 2025 of $777 million or $614 million, after-tax. These losses stemmed from 11 separate events, with

Zurich-domiciled catastrophe insurance data provider PERILS AG has disclosed its second industry loss estimate for Cyclone Alfred to AUD 2.25 billion, a 12% dip from