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16 August 2023Insurance

Hawaiian wildfire likely rendered $3.2bn insured loss: KCC

Wildfire that tore through the Hawaiian city of Lahaina likely rendered insured property losses in the neighbourhood of $3.2 billion, a flash estimate from catastrophe modelling firm Karen Clark & Company (KCC) has indicated.

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