Global Property Catastrophe Rate fell 12% at 1/1, 2026 reinsurance renewals
Guy Carpenter reports global property catastrophe ROL down 12% at Jan. 1, 2026, with excess capacity, stable retentions, and softer terms
Guy Carpenter reports global property catastrophe ROL down 12% at Jan. 1, 2026, with excess capacity, stable retentions, and softer terms
Nevada will allow insurers to exclude wildfire coverage from homeowners policies in 2026, signaling deeper risk segmentation in property insurance
A Headwaters and Columbia Climate School report flags wildfire risk as an urgent driver of Montana insurance costs and maps potential market reforms
A renewed La Niña is fueling floods in Asia, early US snowstorms, and mounting economic losses, with insurers and commodity markets bracing for impact
FEMA approves $350 mn in disaster aid tied to Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby after pressure over hundreds of millions in unpaid funds
Hawaii expands state-backed hurricane coverage for condo buildings as Act 296 aims to cut premiums, boost market capacity and draw insurers back
Insurance premiums soar across disaster zones, pushing homeowners to sell, reshaping markets, and dragging down property values in hurricane and wildfire regions
Verisk estimates Jamaica’s insured losses from Hurricane Melissa at $2.2–$4.2 bn, with near-total building destruction in landfall zones
Hurricane Melissa’s 185 mph winds bring heavy damage to Jamaica and Cuba, with billions in losses expected but low insured coverage across the region
PERILS sets final insured loss for Sept 2024 Central Europe and Italy floods at €2.15bn, citing Austria, Czech Republic, and Poland as hardest hit
Autonomous finds hurricanes rarely dent reinsurer stocks long term—pricing cycles, diversification, and discipline matter far more than storm counts
Aon reported that catastrophe bond issuance surpassed $21 bn during, marking the most active year in the history of the ILS market
The flooding followed the remnants of Hurricane Debby and has generated total insured losses of C$2.806 bn, a slight decrease from the previous estimate of C$2.817 bn
Severe Convective Storms (SCS) inflicted $58bn in insured losses in 2024, surpassing hurricanes and ranking as the second-costliest year on record for these events
PERILS has increased its third industry loss estimate for extratropical windstorm Éowyn (also referred to as Gilles) to €747mn, up from €696mn in April
Insurance Australia Group Ltd. raised its fiscal-year 2025 guidance as estimated natural perils costs are projected at A$1.08 bn
Insured losses from Hurricane Erick, which made landfall last week in southern Mexico, are expected to remain limited
Swiss Re warned that insured losses could exceed $300bn in a peak year, underscoring the essential role of the reinsurance sector, which holds $500bn in capital
Severe weather events cost Canadian commercial carriers over C$1.7bn ($1.19bn) in 2024, according to Catastrophe Indices and Quantification
PERILS, a Zurich-based organization providing catastrophe insurance data, released its third industry loss estimate for the Central Europe and Italy floods
Flood Re has secured £140 mn in retrocession reinsurance coverage with its first catastrophe bond, Vision 2039 – Series 2025-1
Recent wildfires in Los Angeles have affected the market for collectible cars, though the extent of the impact remains uncertain
PERILS has disclosed its second industry loss estimate for the floods in Central Europe and Italy to €2.08 bn
Insured losses have surpassed C$110 mn following severe storms and flooding in southern British Columbia, as reported by Catastrophe Indices and Quantification