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New record of 142 natural catastrophes accumulates to USD 108 billion insured losses in 2023, finds Swiss Re Institute -March 26, 2024 at 05:02 am EDT

New record of 142 natural catastrophes accumulates to USD 108 billion insured losses in 2023, finds Swiss Re Institute -March 26, 2024 at 05:02 am EDT
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New record of 142 natural catastrophes in 2023

New record of 142 natural catastrophes in 2023
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Insured losses could double within next ten years: Swiss Re sigma

According to global reinsurance firm Swiss Re, the occurrence of medium-severity insured loss events has risen by 7.5% since 1994, at almost double the

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New record of 142 nat cats adds up to $108bn in 2023 – Swiss Re

New record of 142 nat cats adds up to $108bn in 2023 – Swiss Re
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New record of 142 natural catastrophes accumulates to USD 108 billion insured losses in 2023, finds Swiss Re Institute -March 26, 2024 at 05:02 am EDT

New record of 142 natural catastrophes in 2023

Insured losses could double within next ten years: Swiss Re sigma

According to global reinsurance firm Swiss Re, the occurrence of medium-severity insured loss events has risen by 7.5% since 1994, at almost double the

United statesMoses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliGlobal clients solutionsSwiss re instituteSwiss re groupGroup chief economistHurricane ian

New record of 142 nat cats adds up to $108bn in 2023 – Swiss Re

Swiss Re reveals huge spike in insured losses is coming

Last year set a new high – and there's worse to come

Moses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliSwiss re instituteGlobal clients solutionsHurricane ian

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New record of 142 natural catastrophes accumulates to USD 108 billion insured losses in 2023, finds Swiss Re Institute -March 26, 2024 at 05:02 am EDT

New record of 142 natural catastrophes in 2023

Insured losses could double within next ten years: Swiss Re sigma

According to global reinsurance firm Swiss Re, the occurrence of medium-severity insured loss events has risen by 7.5% since 1994, at almost double theUnited statesMoses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliGlobal clients solutionsSwiss re instituteSwiss re groupGroup chief economistHurricane ian

New record of 142 nat cats adds up to $108bn in 2023 – Swiss Re

Swiss Re reveals huge spike in insured losses is coming

Last year set a new high – and there's worse to comeMoses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliSwiss re instituteGlobal clients solutionsHurricane ian

According to global reinsurance firm Swiss Re, the occurrence of medium-severity insured loss events has risen by 7.5% since 1994, at almost double the

United statesMoses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliGlobal clients solutionsSwiss re instituteSwiss re groupGroup chief economistHurricane ian

Last year set a new high – and there's worse to come

Moses ojeisekhobaJean haegeliSwiss re instituteGlobal clients solutionsHurricane ian