Australia’s insured losses from catastrophe weather events triple to 0.7% of GDP over 30 years: ICA

Despite a sharp increase in premiums, insurers' profits remain stagnant due to escalating natural catastrophe losses.

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Australias insured losses from catastrophe weather events triple to 0 7 of gdp over 30 years ica
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