Hurricane
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Florida insurers received about 330,000 claims worth $1.95bn in the week following Hurricane Irma, according to preliminary data compiled by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
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Insured losses from Hurricane Irma are now expected to range from $32bn-$50bn, according to modelling firm AIR Worldwide.
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Hurricane Maria could strengthen to Category 3 strength by the time it hits the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, according to JLT.
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Hiscox has said it is anticipating Hurricane Harvey claims to reach $150mn based on an industry loss of $25bn, not including National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) losses.
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Private market insured losses in Texas resulting from Hurricane Harvey are estimated to reach $8bn, the Insurance Council of Texas (ICT) has said.
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Homeowners Choice Property & Casualty Insurance Company forecast its Hurricane Irma loss would fall between $100mn to $300mn, which would be borne mainly by private reinsurers.
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Low-attaching aggregate bonds with Florida exposure remained under pressure this week in the secondary market, according to Trading Risk sources
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Munich Re is likely to post a loss in the third quarter following claims from hurricanes Harvey and Irma, the company has said.
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ILS funds are likely to expedite claims settlement in order to avoid litigation and relieve investor uncertainty, law firm Locke Lord has said in analysis following hurricanes Harvey and Irma
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ILS capital is likely to account for $4bn-$9bn of Hurricane Irma insured losses, according to Bernstein analyst Thomas Seidl.
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Hurricane Irma has exposed $12.5bn of Florida-related catastrophe bonds to losses, according to AM Best
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Risk modelling firm Karen Clark & Company (KCC) has estimated insured losses for the US and the Caribbean from Hurricane Irma at $25bn