Insured catastrophe losses in Q2 2023 should be less than $10bn: JP Morgan

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Reinsurance News - Jun 30, 2023

Insured losses from major natural catastrophes in the second quarter of 2023, driven by storms in the US, are estimated to be less than $10 billion, JP Morgan has revealed. This includes ~$7 billion from the US storms during the month of June, which analysts estimate to be the largest contributor to...

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