Insurance and reinsurance losses related to the three major hurricanes that hit the U.S. this year will amount to $57.6 billion, making the cumulative catastrophe losses the largest on record, according to Advisen Ltd.
Based on reported property and business interruption losses to date, the New York-based consulting firm said it calculated current after-tax totals per hurricane as follows:
o Katrina==$28 billion.
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