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27 May 2026Risk Management

Updated Australia East Coast storm losses drop: Perils

Perils has slightly reduced its industry loss estimate for the severe convective storms that struck Australia’s East Coast in late November 2025 to A$2.94 billion ($1.9 billion).

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