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  • Writer's pictureGustavo Bernal Torres

Swiss Re's Natural Catastrophes Insured Loses

Natural catastrophes caused an estimated USD 115 billion of insured losses in 2022 to date, coming in well above the 10-year average of USD 81 billion.


  • Hurricane Ian was the single largest loss-causing event of the year to date, with an estimated insured loss of USD 50–65 billion.

  • Secondary perils such as floods and hail storms caused over USD 50 billion insured losses, yet again affirming their significant contribution to the global total.


Source: https://www.swissre.com/press-release/Hurricane-Ian-drives-natural-catastrophe-year-to-date-insured-losses-to-USD-115-billion-Swiss-Re-Institute-estimates/2ab3a681-6817-4862-8411-94f4b8385cee

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