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28 July 2026Risk Management

Only a $150bn insured loss could halt US property catastrophe slide: Brown & Brown

It would take an insured loss event of anything up to $150 billion to arrest the current downward slide of US property catastrophe rate, according to brokerage Brown & Brown.

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