US winter weather costliest nat cat for US insurance industry: Aon

Re/insurance broker Aon has estimated that the total direct economic cost of the winter weather conditions that affected the US mid-February will exceed $10 billion.

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Aon, Catastrophe report, Insurance, Reinsurance, Steve Bowen, North America

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