COVID-19 losses could reach staggering $80bn in 'severe' scenario

COVID-19 insured losses could reach staggering $80bn in 'severe' scenario: WTW

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Broker Willis Towers Watson has projected COVID-19 general insurance losses between $32 billion and $80 billion across key classes in the US and UK, including the London market.

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Willis Towers Watson, General Insurance, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Property & Casualty, UK, North America, London Market

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