Hurricane Ian private insurance market loss close to $63bn, says KCC

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Reinsurance News - Oct 03, 2022

Major hurricane Ian’s impacts are expected to drive a privately insured loss of around $63 billion, the majority of which is from the United States, according to Karen Clark & Company. The catastrophe risk modelling company said late Friday that only around $200 million of this loss estima...

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