With insured losses from natural disasters reaching $118bn, 2023 was the fifth costliest year on record since 2011, highlighting the need for re/insurers to make data-driven decisions in order to weather current and future challenges. Our Catastrophe Risk Tolerance Study: Year-End 2023 delves into risk metrics, event-related trends and progress with climate change disclosures of 81 publicly traded global re/insurers, providing up-to-date benchmarks and the crucial insights needed to navigate volatility and make better decisions for their businesses. Learn more about changes in post-tax risk tolerances, catastrophe risk tolerance disclosures, and much more. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dZgAExWC
2023 at 117.3 JS motion record heatwaves NA and EU costliest disaster at 118bn$ ww.
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2moInteresting public fin. disclosures almost always relate to a percentage of potentially extreme events and how these relate to both inwards risk & shhldrs. equity or RoE. However extreme events to balance sheets may be also be driven by outwards risk (investment for example) so called: Market risk (suspect this is the lcd to fin. Services) tech. reserves perfomance or so denominated RoA. Under both Solvency II & Basil III Market risk is in fact Counterparty (not so much the value adjustments of shares; this would be be kind of currency risk or valuation risk. Not Counterparty). Conclusion: Extreme events (Natural catastrophe or Economic downturns or Prolonged recessions or Wars or else) indeed drive both Inwards and Outwards Risk.