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AM Best: Only Two Impaired Insurers in ’22, Down From 10 in ’21
Despite the reversal seen in the U.S. equity market and rising inflation and interest rates, P/C insurers performed well in 2022, according to the latest report on the long-term impairment rates of ...Natural Catastrophes Cost Insurers $125 Billion in 2022: Swiss Re
Natural disasters in 2022 brought global economic losses of $275 billion, of which insurance covered 45 percent, or $125 billion, according to Swiss Re's latest sigma ...
Hurricanes and Floods Bring $120B in 2022 Insurance Losses: Munich Re
Hurricane Ian in the United States and floods and Australia helped to make 2022 one of the costliest years on record for natural disasters, Munich Re said on Tuesday, ...
World Bank Seeks to Restart Cat Bond Issuance to Boost Emerging Nations’ Resilience
The World Bank is looking to restart the issuance of catastrophe bonds to help developing countries improve their preparedness for losses from natural disasters.
If fortune favors the brave, trepidation in the insurance-linked securities market may be dampening investor profits. Recent outlier ... Hurricane Ian and other natural catastrophes, such as European winter storms, floods in Australia, and hailstorms in France and the U.S., have cost global insurers an ...Is ILS Missing the Mark on Cyber?
Hurricane Ian Drives Global Insured Losses of $115B From Natural Disasters: Swiss Re
Climate Change Is Hurting Insurance Industry: Report
Climate change is hurting the insurance industry, and only 8 percent of insurers are preparing adequately for its impact, consultants Capgemini and financial industry body Efma said in a report on ...Swiss Re Reports Q1 Loss as Ukraine War, Natural Disasters and COVID Take Their Toll
Swiss Re reported a group net loss of $248 million during the first quarter, as a result of headwinds such as the war in Ukraine, higher-than-expected natural catastrophes and the ongoing COVID-19 ...Natural Disasters Cost Global Economy $32B in Q1, With Only $14B Insured: Aon
Preliminary economic losses from natural hazards during the first quarter of 2022 totaled $32 billion, of which less than 50 percent (or $14 billion), was covered by public and private insurers, ...