US SCS loss surge largely driven by non-hazard factors, not just climate: Gallagher Re’s Bowen
Steve Bowen, chief science officer at Gallagher Re, noted that while weather and climate factors are certainly partly responsible for the increase in severe convective storm (SCS) damage costs in the United States, much of the increase can be clearly linked to macroeconomic and socioeconomic drivers. Speaking to Reinsurance News following the release of Gallagher…