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Friday, October 9, 2026

Climate

Close-up map of southern China showing Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong with road lines and coastlines.
Typhoon Noul drives Shenzhen losses, Guangdong catastrophe prepayments
July 27 2026
In Shenzhen alone, insurers received 1,212 claims worth CNY18.37m (US$2.71m).
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APAC insurers face capital squeeze as market, regulatory and catastrophe risks rise: S&P
July 22 2026
Flexible capital tools, reinsurance and selective investment shifts are becoming central to how insurers protect balance sheets and manage volatility.
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China insurers field 380,000 claims as July typhoon, flood claims approach US$1bn
July 17 2026
The figures cover losses from typhoons Maysak and Bavi and wider July flooding, with insurers having already advanced CNY2.89bn (US$427m) to policyholders across Zhejiang, Guangxi and Hubei.
Satellite image of a large hurricane swirling over the western Pacific near the Philippines and East Asia.
Typhoon Bavi: Zhejiang-based insurers pay US$11m as claims mount
July 16 2026
Ping An’s claim count surged more than fivefold in two days as insurers continued assessing losses from the storm.
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Typhoon Bavi triggers 6,000 early claims as Zhejiang begins recovery
July 13 2026
China's insurers are processing thousands of claims following Typhoon Bavi's landfalls in Zhejiang, with Ping An, PICC and China Pacific reporting early losses and payouts.
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China's July floods drive 320,000 claims, US$323m in payouts so far
July 10 2026
Reservoir breaches from Typhoon Maysak drove much of the loss, with insurers bracing for more as Typhoon Bavi approaches.
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China's insurers fast-track claims after deadly Guangxi floods, Hubei tornadoes
July 10 2026
Ping An P&C alone has reported more than 10,000 claims worth an estimated CNY110m (US$16.17m).
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Tonga's expanded drought policy triggers PCRIC payout after Niua rainfall shortfall
July 7 2026
It marks the country's second payout from the regional insurer, and the first under drought cover it added only at this year's renewal.
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Parametric heat insurance triggers payouts for over 39,000 women workers in India
July 3 2026
A total of ₹2.06m (US$21,700) was paid to insured women workers across Gujarat and Delhi.
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Philippines' Insurance Commission calls for stronger climate resilience as catastrophe risks intensify
June 26 2026
Insurance Commissioner Regalado said insurers need to adjust underwriting, pricing, reserving and capital management to better reflect future climate-related risks.
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Targeted climate resilience investment could cut renewable losses by US$28bn in India – Zurich Kotak
June 26 2026
Quantifying resilience benefits may unlock capital while reducing climate-driven losses, the insurer said.
Satellite image of a powerful hurricane swirling toward the coast of northern Australia, with a clear eye offshore.
Australia's cyclone reinsurance pool cut premiums but affordability pressures persist — ACCC
June 25 2026
Premium relief has been concentrated in northern Australia, while prices continue to rise across the rest of the country.
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