Secondary perils dominate cat losses following quiet Atlantic hurricane season: Aon

Global insured catastrophe losses reached at least $91 billion in the first nine months of 2026, slightly above the 21st-century average of $88 billion, but below the five-year average of $135 billion, according to Aon’s Q1–Q3 2026 Natural Disaster Events and Loss Trends report.

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