Aon 2023年上半年全球巨灾回顾.pdfVIP

Global Catastrophe Recap First Half of 2023 1 Global Catastrophe Recap: First Half of 2023 Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 Elevated Economic Losses Driven by Turkey Earthquake 4 Insured Losses 4th Highest on Record, Driven by SCS 6 Peril Perspective: Remaining Protection Gaps Revealed 8 What Surprised Us in 1H 2023 9 Climate Perspective: The Evolving Risk 13 Appendix: 2023 Data 17 Additional Report Details 23 Contacts 24 About Aon 25 2 Global Catastrophe Recap: First Half of 2023 Executive Summary The first half of 2023 saw elevated disaster The world saw many remarkable events, including losses, with the fifth highest economic impact on the two back-to-back billion-dollar disasters that record and the highest since 2011. This was impacted the North Island of New Zealand within a largely driven by the destructive February three-week period in the first quarter. The total earthquakes in Turkey Syria, which was number of events that resulted in at least $1.0 responsible for nearly half of the total and became billion of insured losses (18) was the highest on the 11th deadliest global disaster in modern history. record on price-inflated basis. Insured losses were largely driven by relentless Disaster costs continued to be affected by severe convective storm activity in the United inflationary pressure, still persistent in many parts States with 8 multi-billion-dollar events, even of the world, as well as other societal factors. though the single costliest disa