03-10-2022
S&P Global Ratings expects Hurricane Ian to result in substantial insured losses of $30 billion to $40 billion, noting that rated US property/casualty insurers are “well positioned” to absorb these losses, and losses for global reinsurers also should remain within annual catastrophe budgets.
Hurricane Ian, Atlantic hurricane, Insured losses, Natural catastrophe, North America, Florida, Reinsurance, S&P Global
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