Cyclone Alfred claims top 44,000, road to recovery expected to be long
March 13 2025 by Andrew Mullen
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Queensland flood insured losses reach US$103m
- March 14
Insurers have received more than 7,600 claims following the severe weather and flooding earlier this month, according to the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA).
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Cyclone Alfred payouts top US$1.5m as claims surge 50%
- March 12
Economic and insured loss impacts expected to reach 'at least into the hundreds of millions', according to Aon.
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Opinion: As APAC’s nat cat bill rises along with the nerves of insurers, is it time for governments to lend a hand?
- March 12
Commercial (re)insurance market across Asia-Pacific faces an increasing severity and frequency of climate-related risks, which are seen as the defining challenge of our time, with stakes particularly high for the region.
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Cyclone Alfred claims ‘spike’ to over 22,000 as clean-up begins
- March 11
Majority from Queensland, according to the Insurance Council of Australia, with claims from New South Wales set to increase in coming days.
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