Insured Losses From Nat Cats Reached $44bn in H1'26: Munich Re
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Insured losses from nat cats reached $44bn in H1'26: Munich Re
Munich Re, a global reinsurer and provider of primary insurance and risk solutions, has disclosed that in the first half of 2026, insured losses from natural disasters totalled USD 44 billion, representing a 60% insurance gap, as overall global losses totalled nearly USD 112 billion. The reinsurer, in its new report, Lower losses, growing risks: the natural disaster review for the first half of 2026, explained that losses were slightly below the…
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Munich Re pegs global insured catastrophe losses at $44bn for H1 2026 - Artemis.bm
This content is copyright to www.artemis.bm and should not appear anywhere else, or an infringement has occurred. Reinsurance firm Munich Re has estimated that global insured losses from natural catastrophe events reached US $44 billion in the first-half of 2026, below long-term averages, and a notable decline from last year’s $80 billion. Munich Re’s data on global insured natural catastrophe losses of $44 billion for H1 2026 compares to broke…
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