Insurance industry hit with €2.2bn losses from Central Europe flood, final tally shows

Floods triggered by Storm Boris across Central Europe and Italy last September could cost insurers €2.2 billion, according to the latest estimate from catastrophe data provider Perils.

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Insurance industry hit with €2.2bn losses from Central Europe flood, final tally shows

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