21 August 2017Insurance

A Hurricane Andrew repeat would cost $56bn in the US: AIR

If Hurricane Andrew were to recur today the expected total industry insured losses, based on today's exposures, would be approximately $56 billion in the US, catastrophe risk modelling firm AIR Worldwide said on Aug. 21.

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