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10 January 2024Insurance

Munich Re pegs 2023 natural disasters with $95bn insurance bill

Natural disasters likely rendered $250 billion in damage in 2023 to match the prior year figure while putting a $95 billion bill to insurers, still below the $105 billion 5Y average but above the $90 billion 10Y average tally, analysts at Munich Re have declared.

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