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24 July 2026Risk Management

Record US tornado activity fails to drive H1 SCS losses higher: Aon

Record tornado activity across parts of the US Midwest has not translated into a corresponding increase in severe convective storm (SCS) insured losses, according to Aon’s H1 2026 Global Catastrophe Recap.

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