CatIQ Canadian cat tally of C$5.2bn shows 2024 as costliest year on record
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CatIQ Canadian cat tally of C$5.2bn shows 2024 as costliest year on record

The estimate from the Perils-owned company does not include any losses from Hurricane Debby.

By Rebecca Perkins
September 10, 2024
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Insurers are facing a bill of C$5.15bn ($3.19bn) for natural catastrophe losses so far this year in Canada, after a flurry of major events since January have made 2024 the most expensive year on record for the local market,...

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