Flood, hail, subsidence and wildfire force rethink of annual loss cover: Howden Re’s Edwards
Repeated flood, hail, subsidence and wildfire losses continue to put pressure on insurers’ annual earnings, especially so given individual events from these attritional catastrophe losses (or secondary perils) are too small to trigger reinsurance recoveries designed to protect against high-severity perils.
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