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15 October 2024Insurance

KCC pegs Hurricane Milton insured losses at $36bn

Hurricane Milton is expected to cause nearly $36 billion in privately insured losses in the US, according to Karen Clark & Company’s (KCC’s) US Hurricane Reference Model.

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