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11 July 2024Insurance

Karen Clark pegs hurricane Beryl insured losses at $3.3bn

Privately insured losses from Hurricane Beryl are projected to hit hardest in the US, tallying close to $2.7 billion, followed by $510 million in the Caribbean and $90 million in Mexico, according to risk modeller Karen Clark & Company (KCC).

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