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Catastrophe Losses And Insurance Risk
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Recent material shows insurers and risk managers responding to another year of more than $100 billion in insured natural catastrophe losses, with wildfire, hurricane, flood, and storm losses driving tighter modeling and affordability concerns.
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05/30/2026
The story is slightly reframed, but the underlying message is unchanged: 2025 insured catastrophe losses remain above $100 billion, and insurers are still grappling with pricing, modeling, and affordability pressure. The new version emphasizes high-risk market affordability and the operational nature of climate risk a bit more clearly.
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1/28/2026 • Climate Science & Impacts • General