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4 November 2024Insurance

Hurricane Milton may cost Chubb up to $300m

Global insurer Chubb has estimated that Hurricane Milton will result in a loss of between $250 to $300 million pre-tax and $208 to $250 million after-tax in its fourth-quarter earnings.

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