Catastrophe

Catastrophe losses hit $44 billion in first half

Less than half of global economic losses from catastrophes were insured, says Swiss Re Institute

When a storm strikes, 'you're meant to act as though uninsured'

Preparation and adaptability are crucial

Revealed – massive US damage total in H1 2019

Final count could be much higher, as states update their assessments

Failures of NFIP continue to leave millions exposed to floods

Storms underscore that “on a local level and a national level, [we] are not responding to the new reality,” says expert

AGCS partners with the I.I.I. to safeguard businesses from wildfires

Both organizations will provide commercial entities with risk mitigation practices to better protect their establishments

Planning for post-storm clean-up is a crucial part of risk mitigation

The insurance industry can help insureds think about waste management

The time to prepare is now, with one hurricane down and more to come

As the hurricanes kick off, insurance policies need to be reviewed and plans need to be put in place

What is the key coverage for flood-devastated firms?

Gallagher property expert talks market moratoriums, disaster plans, and unexpected losses

CoreLogic: Hurricane Barry projected damage between $500M and $900M

Insurers to pay for a significant portion of the losses

MO insurance department outlines state’s issues with earthquake coverage

With earthquake risk a very real threat, the state’s insurance regulator takes a critical look at the region’s problematic coverage options