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9 August 2024Insurance

Hurricane Debby losses up to $2bn, ‘manageable’ for re/insurers: claim major brokers

Hurricane Debby is expected to cause $1-$2 billion in insured losses, with major brokers expecting the impact to be “very manageable” for re/insurers. Meanwhile, private insurers and the NFIP are bracing for weekend flash floods.

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