Today: October 11, 2024
Today: October 11, 2024

Insurance losses from Hurricane Francine to be highly manageable, report says

Tropical Storm Francine intensifies before its expected landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast, in Morgan City, Louisiana
September 11, 2024
Reuters

(Reuters) - Losses from Hurricane Francine are expected to remain in the low single-digit billions for the insurance industry and should be highly manageable, according to a preliminary estimate from Gallagher Re.

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