Insured losses from nat cat nearly triple to $53bn in Q1: Aon

Insurers face total global losses from nat catastrophes of $53 billion in the first quarter of this year, nearly triple that 21st century Q1 average of $17bn and the second-highest total on record, according to Aon.

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