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10 October 2018Insurance

Chubb estimates Q3 cat losses at $450m pre-tax

Chubb has estimated the net losses in the third quarter of 2018 attributable to natural catastrophes globally at $450 million pre-tax, or $372 million after tax.

The losses are attributable to more than 20 separate weather events including hurricane Florence in the US, a rain and hailstorm in Colorado, typhoons Mangkhut and Jebi in Asia, and wildfires in California.

These estimates are net of reinsurance, include reinstatement premiums and comprise losses generated from the company's commercial and personal property and casualty insurance businesses as well as its reinsurance operations.

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