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22 May 2024Insurance

The 2024 Atlantic may be high activity, need not be high loss: Verisk

The North Atlantic may indeed whip up a highly active hurricane season in 2024, but key variables remain in play and activity need not lead a straight line to high insured losses, Wesley Terwey from the Verisk extreme event solutions team said in an overview to 2024 seasonal forecasts to date.

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