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15 August 2023Insurance

Hawaiian wildfires will ring up $1 billion insurance bill: Moody’s

Hawaiian wildfires on the island of Maui likely rendered at least $1 billion in insured losses in what will prove “among the most costly catastrophes in the state's history,” analysts at Moody's have claimed.

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