28 January 2016Insurance

Decreased natural hazard losses seen in US, but record events still seen

Decreased damage and loss totals from natural hazard events were seen overall for the US in 2015, according to a new report from CoreLogic, provider of financial, property and consumer information.

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Decreased natural hazard losses seen in US, but record events still seen

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