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19 February 2026Insurance

Why secondary perils are no longer secondary: Moody’s

So-called secondary perils dominated a global catastrophe year that saw $224 billion in economic losses and between $107-108 billion in insured losses in 2025, the sixth consecutive year in which losses have exceeded $100 billion.

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