Over the course of the last two weeks, Carrier Management and Insurance Journal have been reporting on estimates of insured losses from Hurricane Ian. Below is a summary of estimates announced by four risk modelers so far (listed chronologically).

Forecaster: CoreLogic

Date: 09/29/2022

Range or Estimate: $28-$47 billion

States, Perils Included: Florida Only; wind and NFIP + non-NFIP storm surge

Other Notes: Excludes demand surge

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Forecaster: KCC

Date: 09/30/2022

Range or Estimate: $63 billion

States, Perils Included: Onshore U.S. and Caribbean; Privately insured loss from wind, storm surge and inland flood

Other Notes: Includes demand surge, excess litigation; excludes NFIP, uninsured flood and wind

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Forecaster: Verisk

Date: 10/03/2022

Range or Estimate: $42-$57 billion

States, Perils Included: Privately insured losses from wind, storm surge and inland flood

Other Notes: Includes demand surge; excludes litigation, social inflation, NFIP

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Forecaster: CoreLogic

Date: 10/06/2022

Range or Estimate: $31-$53 billion

States, Perils Included: All States: Wind, NFIP + non-NFIP storm surge, inland flood

Other Notes: Excludes demand surge and uninsured losses; range including uninsured losses is $41-$70 billion

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Forecaster: RMS

Date: 10/07/2022

Range or Estimate: $53-$74 billion; best estimates $67 billion

States, Perils Included: Privately insured losses from wind, storm surge and inland flood

Other Notes: Includes demand surge, excess litigation; excludes NFIP, uninsured flood and wind

NFIP could add another $10 billion to range

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Compiled by Carrier Management from modeling firm media statements