German Insurance Association expects recent flooding to cost insurers around €2bn

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Reinsurance News - Jun 10, 2024

The German Insurance Association (GDV) reported last week that torrential rains and flooding in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, between May 31st and June 4th, is expected to result in insured losses of around €2 billion (USD 2.15bn). The floods damaged homes, businesses, infrastructure, and farmland...

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