Hurricane Ida insured losses could reach up to $30bn

31-08-2021

Hurricane Ida insured losses could reach up to $30bn

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Insured losses from Ida, which struck Louisiana on Sunday, August 29th as a Category 4 hurricane - said to be one of the strongest to make landfall in the continental US, is expected to be in the double-digit billion of dollars or up to roughly $30 billion.


Guy Carpenter, KCC, Wells Fargo & Co., Poulton Associates, Hurricane Ida, Insured Losses, Catastrophe, Damages, Insurance, Reinsurance, Craig Poulton, USA

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