Hurricane Laura losses could stress insurers' earnings after COVID-19

Losses from Hurricane Laura could further stress insurance companies' earnings, which have already been weakened by the COVID-19 pandemic, warns ratings agency AM Best.

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AM Best, Hurricane Laura, Insurance, Losses, Earnings, 2020, Catastrophe, Property, Casualty, North America

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