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Australia: Govt initiates review of disaster funding - Vimarsana News

Australia: Govt initiates review of disaster funding

The Federal Government has commissioned an independent review into Australia's disaster funding arrangements, to ensure government investment in disaster funding is fit-for-purpose and effective in the face of increasingly frequent and more severe natural disasters.

New Zealand: Major Aussie insurers give update on impact of Auckland floods - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: Major Aussie insurers give update on impact of Auckland floods

Losses from the severe rainfall and floods that hit Auckland last week will be capped at NZ$50m ($32.4m), net of reinsurance cover, for the Brisbane-headquartered financial services group, Suncorp. The Group has a comprehensive reinsurance programme that provides protection for New Zealand losses.

Asia Pacific: Nat CAT insured losses reach US$11bn in the region in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Asia Pacific: Nat CAT insured losses reach US$11bn in the region in 2022

Preliminary data totals across Asia Pacific showed an insured loss for 2022 from Nat CAT events at $11bn, according to Gallagher Re.

The power of data: using WTW's Renewable Energy Loss Database - Vimarsana News

The power of data: using WTW's Renewable Energy Loss Database

In a world of information overload, there is a real need and requirement to be able to base clear and concise decision making on accurate…

Asia Pacific: Nat CAT losses total US$70bn in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Asia Pacific: Nat CAT losses total US$70bn in 2022

In the Asia Pacific region, losses from natural disasters increased to approximately $70bn in 2022 with insured losses rising to around $10bn, according to global reinsurance giant Munich Re.