Insured losses from global disasters slump
August 21 2017 by InsuranceAsia News-
Australian insurers faced with US$1.9bn bill after triple whammy: JBA
- June 5
February's north Queensland floods, ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, and the ongoing Mid North Coast and Hunter Regions floods in New South Wales have caused widespread damage.
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Australian insurers faced with US$1.9bn bill after triple whammy: JBA
- June 5
February's north Queensland floods, ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, and the ongoing Mid North Coast and Hunter Regions floods in New South Wales have caused widespread damage.
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NSW floods claims top 8,700 as residents face ‘uncertain future’
- June 3
Over 78% of claims are related to property, according to the Insurance Council of Australia (ICA).
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‘No protection’: 9 out of 10 farmers affected by NSW flood are uninsured
- May 30
Insurers have received 7,383 claims related to floods as of Friday, according to the Insurance Council of Australia, although farmers are unable to obtain flood cover, according to an insurance adviser in one of the hardest-hit towns.
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