Nat cats in 2021 caused about $116bn in insured losses (so far), says Gallagher Re

Tony DowdingFebruary 3, 2022
Tropical storm Ida batters the coastline of the Cayman Islands. These palm trees are being blown around in the latest weather formation in the caribbean

Last year saw insured losses from major natural catastrophes (excluding Covid-related losses) reach about $116bn, so far, according to the Summary of Natural Catastrophe Events 2021, a report from Gallagher Re. This is the th...

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Tony DowdingFebruary 3, 2022
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