14 January 2014Insurance

2013 catastrophe losses reach $45 billion

Re/insurers faced natural catastrophe losses of $45 billion in 2013 – 22 percent lower than the ten-year average of $58 billion and the lowest total since 2009, according to Aon Benfield’s Impact Forecasting.

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