Asia 2020 nat cats brought US$95bn in economic damage
January 27 2021 by Yvonne Lau- 
													
SIRC : Demand for flood, SCS data increases amid rising economic losses in APAC: Perils
- November 4
 
Recent typhoons in the Philippines, Hong Kong and Vietnam, along with Myanmar earthquake, also drive demand for historically peak perils data.
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SIRC : Demand for flood, SCS data increases amid rising economic losses in APAC: Perils
- November 4
 
Recent typhoons in the Philippines, Hong Kong and Vietnam, along with Myanmar earthquake, also drive demand for historically peak perils data.
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SIRC: Trillion-yen loss year in Japan a matter of ‘if not when’, says Swiss Re’s Atsuhiro Dodo
- November 3
 
Demand for natural catastrophe insurance continues to grow, driven by heightened risk awareness following recent quakes and inflation, says the country head for the global reinsurer.
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Southeast Queensland hailstorm claims top 10,000 as clean up continues
- October 30
 
IAG and Suncorp are dealing with claims and significant costs after the event struck the Brisbane region on Sunday.
 
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