European windstorm Ciarán insured losses surges to €2.04bn
Insured losses from extratropical windstorm Ciarán (also known as Emir), which hit France, the United Kingdom, Belgium, and the Netherlands in early November 2023, have increased by 5.5 percent to €2.04 billion, according to the latest estimates from Zurich-based nat cat data provider PERILS.
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6 December 2013 Catastrophe data provider, PERILS, has estimated insured property market losses for Windstorm Christian, which hit parts of Europe on October 27-29, at €994 million.