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Convective storms in Europe to drive hundreds of millions in losses: Aon

Outbreaks of severe convective storms across western and central Europe between July 6th and 13th are initially anticipated to drive minimally hundreds of

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Appetite for Catastrophe Exposures Returns but Reinsurers Maintain Discipline in Mid-Year Renewals: Brokers

Capacity was more readily available during the mid-year renewals, which brokers described as "orderly," in comparison to the turbulent January renewals.

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Climate change will add 10%+ to cost of US hurricanes over next 20 years – Aon

Climate change will add 10%+ to cost of US hurricanes over next 20 years – Aon
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Hurricane losses to increase by 10 percent over 20 years

Hurricane losses to increase by 10 percent over 20 years
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Climate-driven US hurricane losses to rise at least 10% in certain scenarios, warns Aon

The impact of climate change has the potential to increase hurricane losses in the U.S. by at least 10% over two decades in certain scenarios, according

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