$152 Billion and Rising: New Report Shows Insurance Industry Facing Growing Average Annual Losses from Natural Catastrophes

$152 Billion and Rising: New Report Shows Insurance Industry Facing Growing Average Annual Losses from Natural Catastrophes

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Sept. 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Verisk (Nasdaq: VRSK), a leading global data analytics and technology provider, today revealed that the global modeled insured average annual property loss (AAL) from natural catastrophes has risen to $152 billion.…

Frequency Perils Helping to Boost Global Insured Losses to $152B, Verisk Report Says

The average estimated annual insured property loss from natural events around the world has risen to $152 billion – up sharply from recent years – and

Average annual insured losses from nat cats rise to $152bn: Verisk

The global modelled insured average annual property loss (AAL) from natural catastrophes has increased to $152 billion, according to the latest annual report from Verisk’s Extreme Event Solutions business. This means that the insurance industry should now be prepared for total annual insured property losses from natural catastrophes that far exceed that amount. The report highlighted a $32 billion increase in non-crop global modelled insured AAL…