Hurricane Zeta insured losses trending upwards; RMS pegs up to $5bn

The projected losses to the re/insurance industry from Hurricane Zeta are trending upwards with risk modeler RMS expecting it to reach up to $5 billion and majority of it stemming from residential property lines.

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RMS, Hurricanes, Catastrophe, Insurance, Reinsurance, Rajkiran Vojjala, North America

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