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19 November 2013Insurance

Catastrophe management planning

The numbers are staggering: at least $60 billion in total damages from Hurricane Sandy, $120 billion for Hurricane Katrina, $125 billion for the Great Sichuan Earthquake, $100 million in flood damage in Colorado, $3 billion for the Firestone tyres recall, $170 million for the Sony PlayStation cyber attack.

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