Catastrophe losses will hit US$160bn a year in Asia by 2030
April 27 2018 by InsuranceAsia News Staff
MORE FROM: Catastrophe
-
Asia accounts for 40% of nat cat economic losses in Q1: Gallagher Re
- April 18
Driven by the Noto Peninsula earthquake, Asia had US$17bn in losses for the first three months of the year, making it the only region with above-average Q1 losses.
-
Taiwan earthquake preliminary non-residential losses exceed US$263m: Guy Carpenter
- April 16
While not all of these losses are insured, the residential earthquake insurance fund has reported claims of about US$23m from 472 claims, data from the broker showed.
-
HK Insurance Authority courts Chinese insurers, municipalities to grow cat bond hub
- April 15
The regulator is reaching out to Chinese (re)insurers and local governments as it seeks to entice potential cat bond issuers to the city and build an insurance-linked securities hub for the Greater Bay Area.
-
Australia’s summer insured cat losses top US$1bn: ICA
- April 11
The cost of the Christmas Storms has now exceeded US$730m from 95,000 claims; and the total losses for the season is expected to further rise with last weekend's storm in New South Wales.
Partner Content
Join the mailing list
Designed to help you stay ahead, our daily newsletter provides a round-up of the latest news and insights, delivered straight to your inbox.
Print Edition
Subscribe to receive our quarterly print magazine.