Joshua Geer

3 days ago | insuranceerm.com | Joshua Geer

Insurers have already grown accustomed – well, as accustomed as one can – to the new normal of annual insured natural catastrophe (natcat) losses topping $100bn. Indeed, the annual average loss from natcats is nearing $150bn, based on data from the last few years. But what if losses hit $300bn this year? That was the stark warning issued by the Swiss Re Institute at the end of last month, which flagged a 1-in-10 probability that 2025 insured natcat losses could surpass $300bn.

3 days ago | insuranceerm.com | Joshua Geer

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4 days ago | insuranceerm.com | Joshua Geer

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5 days ago | insuranceerm.com | Joshua Geer

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1 week ago | insuranceerm.com | Joshua Geer

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