Total insurance protection gap vs Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)

In 2023, total insurance protection gap worldwide stood at 1.83 trillion USD, against 108 billion USD for natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date).

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Total insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)

Unit: billion USD · 8 observations

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Total insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date): GlobalTotal insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 2 indicators on one axis: Total insurance protection gap, Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 8 observations from 2016–2025 to as of 30 Jun 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 1,830 billion USD. Latest values: Total insurance protection gap 1,830 billion USD (2023); Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 44 billion USD (as of 30 Jun 2026). billion USD 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 1,830 44 Total insurance protection gap Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)
Total insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date): GlobalTotal insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 2 indicators on one axis: Total insurance protection gap, Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 8 observations from 2016–2025 to as of 30 Jun 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 1,830 billion USD. Latest values: Total insurance protection gap 1,830 billion USD (2023); Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 44 billion USD (as of 30 Jun 2026). billion USD 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 1,830 44 Total insurance protection gap Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)
Total insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date): GlobalTotal insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 2 indicators on one axis: Total insurance protection gap, Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 8 observations from 2016–2025 to as of 30 Jun 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 1,830 billion USD. Latest values: Total insurance protection gap 1,830 billion USD (2023); Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 44 billion USD (as of 30 Jun 2026). billion USD 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 1,830 44 Total insurance protection gap Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)
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Total insurance protection gap and Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date): Global
Indicator Period Type Value
Total insurance protection gap 2023 Estimate 1,830 billion USD
Total insurance protection gap 2022 Actual 1,770 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) as of 30 Jun 2026 Estimate 44 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 2025 Actual 107 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 2024 Actual 137 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 2023 Actual 108 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 2021–2025 Actual 66 billion USD
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date) 2016–2025 Actual 50 billion USD

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Period Total insurance protection gap Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)
2023 1.83 trillion USD 108 billion USD

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Total insurance protection gap

Uninsured portion of resources needed to fully mitigate risk across perils, measured in premium equivalent terms.

2 observations in Global · source organisations: Swiss Re

Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)

Total insured losses caused by natural catastrophe events.

6 observations in Global · source organisations: Munich Re, Swiss Re

Data published under CC BY 4.0. Series A as JSON · Series B as JSON

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