21 February 2014Insurance

US freeze costs Allstate $277 million

Following a series of freezing windstorms in the US last month, America’s largest publicly held personal lines insurer Allstate estimated that natural catastrophe losses for January 2014 had reached $277 million, pre-tax ($180 million after-tax).

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