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16 June 2026Risk Management

Why a quiet Atlantic hurricane season means risk just seesaws elsewhere

On the face of it, the consensus that this year will be a quiet one for Atlantic hurricanes because of a strong El Niño weather effect should have re/insurers sighing with relief.

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