COVID-19 & Beyond: Study Highlights Claims Trends

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Insurance Information Institute - Oct 06, 2020

Commercial insurance loss estimates related to the COVID-19 pandemic vary widely, with Lloyd’s estimating global claims as high as $107 billion in 2020 and analysts from investment bank Berenberg projecting total claims between $50 billion and $70 billion. But a new Allianz paper says the unp...

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