Nat cats account for $111bn of 2021 insured losses: Swiss Re

30 March 2022

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Last year’s global insured losses reached $119bn, with $111bn coming from natural disasters, up 23% year on year, according to Swiss Re’s Sigma report.

The reinsurer stressed that, in the continuation of a trend of several years, secondary perils caused most insured losses at $81bn, or 73% of the total.

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Nat cats account for $111bn of 2021 insured losses: Swiss Re

Last year’s global insured losses reached $119bn, with $111bn coming from natural disasters, up 23% year on year, according to Swiss Re’s Sigma report.

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Nat cats account for $111bn of 2021 insured losses: Swiss Re

Last year’s global insured losses reached $119bn, with $111bn coming from natural disasters, up 23% year on year, according to Swiss Re’s Sigma report.

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