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11 November 2026Reinsurance

Nat cat losses crossing $200bn barrier ‘a matter of when, not if’, says Gallagher Re

Insured natural catastrophe losses reaching an annual average of $200 billion “increasingly looks like a matter of when, not if”, according to Gallagher Re.

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