Thursday, January 2, 2014
Storms hit German insurers hard in 2013
Reuters: Summer floods and hailstorms will cost the German insurance industry almost 7 billion euros ($9.7 billion) for 2013, the biggest bill for damages the industry has faced in more than a decade, an industry report showed on Thursday.
German insurance trade body GDV said it expects weather-related catastrophes to intensify in the coming decades, with flood frequency doubling and storm-related damages increasing by half by 2100. "The accumulation of extreme weather of different types within a few months turned 2013 into an extraordinary year," said GDV head Alexander Erdland in a media release....
German insurance trade body GDV said it expects weather-related catastrophes to intensify in the coming decades, with flood frequency doubling and storm-related damages increasing by half by 2100. "The accumulation of extreme weather of different types within a few months turned 2013 into an extraordinary year," said GDV head Alexander Erdland in a media release....
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extreme weather,
Germany,
insurance
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