Beazley expects $150m earnings hit from nat cat losses in 2017

Specialist insurer Beazley said on Sept. 29 that it expects the aggregate net cost of the recent Atlantic hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and the series of earthquakes in Mexico to cost the company between $175 million and $275 million.

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