AIR puts Hurricane Delta insured losses at up to $3bn

Insured losses to onshore property resulting from Hurricane Delta’s winds and storm surge will range between $1 billion to $3 billion, according to catastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide.

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AIR Worldwide, Losses, Property & Casualty, Catastrophe, Insurance, Reinsurance, Hurricanes, North America

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