Resilient carrier share prices in wake of Ian suggest further hardening to come

Adrian LadburyOctober 12, 2022
Fort Myers, FL, USA - October 1, 2022: Truck pinned down under storm debris Hurricane Ian Fort Myers FL
Damage cause by hurricane Ian in Fort Myers, Florida, US. Credit: Shutterstock/Felix Mizioznikov

Analysts at investment bank Jefferies say the “benign” (re)insurer share price reaction to potential losses of about $65bn from hurricane Ian suggests the storm will prove to be an “earnings” rather than capital event in comi...

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Adrian LadburyOctober 12, 2022
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