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18 June 2026Risk Management

Quieter Atlantic, busier Pacific: MS Amlin warns catastrophe risk is shifting

Forecasts point to a quieter Atlantic hurricane season this year, but the US still faces a one-in-four chance of being struck by a Category 4 or 5 hurricane, according to analysis by insurer MS Amlin and catastrophe modelling and climate analytics firm Reask.

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