Cyclone Alfred, north Queensland flood losses top US$751m
April 2 2025 by Andrew Mullen
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Myanmar, China earthquakes push Q1 global insured losses to second-highest on record: Aon
- April 25
Losses resulted primarily from the California wildfires, with the total significantly higher than the 21st-century Q1 average of US$17bn.
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Cyclone Alfred insured losses touch US$1.64bn, Perils says, higher than ARPC
- April 23
In March, Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) estimated total losses covered by the Cyclone Reinsurance Pool were approximately AU$1.7 billion.
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Downpours, hail, flash flooding expected as Cyclone Tam continues wreaking havoc across New Zealand
- April 21
Yellow severe thunderstorm watch in place for the Bay of Plenty, Rotorua, Taupō, Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, and Taihape.
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IAG receives over 11,000 claims from Cyclone Alfred
- April 21
Cyclone Alfred made landfall along Australia’s east coast at the start of March, impacting southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales.
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