Climate change to increase hurricane losses by 20% by 2050

Catastrophe modelling firm AIR Worldwide (AIR), in collaboration with experts from the Brookings Institution and AXIS Capital Holdings, has released a report which explores how climate change may affect hurricane risk in the US by 2050, specifically related to financial losses to residential and commercial properties.

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AIR Worldwide, Axis, Report, Insurance, Reinsurance, Dr. Peter Sousounis, North America

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