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Complex California wildfire losses set to burn past $10bn
Fourth-quarter wildfire losses in California are already the costliest on record and the total cost is likely to increase further
European windstorm losses
Cyclone Friederike to cost insurers €1.465bn
The storm brought the Netherlands and some German states to a virtual standstill
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Hurricane Season
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Hurricane losses surprise market by creeping down
Reinsurers expected to absorb lower portion of industry bill than initially estimated amid widespread re-evaluation of likely claims cost
Loss Updates
ID Comment: What if Maria had cost $85bn?
Insurers brace for coastal flood losses from US ‘bomb cyclone’
Coastal flooding claims set to outweigh snow-related damage from US winter storm Grayson
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Cyber claims in Europe set to rise
Montecito mud claims surge 56%
Insured losses have increased substantially since last month, with bulk of losses recorded in a single zip code
Northern California wildfire insured loss creeps up to $9.7bn
Threat of large California wildfires increasing
Changes in the climate and development in high-risk areas is increasing the risk of property damage from wildfires in California
California wildfire shocks prompt drive to improve exposure management
Major modelling advances are taking place after last year’s record-breaking California wildfires, which highlighted the deficiencies in existing tools
Insured losses from Petya cyber attack rise to $2.7bn
Adverse development on one larger underlying account has pushed up losses, according to Property Claim Services' informal estimates
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