K65 · Insurance · Global

Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)

Global: 44 billion USD in January–June 2026.

  • 44 billion USD Latest · Global · January–June 2026
  • Annual Release cadence
  • 3 Records · 1 region · 2023–2026

Verified 15 Sep 2026 · 2 publishers · Next period July–December 2026

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Fig 1 · K65 · Global Annual

Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)

Global, 2023 to January–June 2026

3 observations · 2023 to January–June 2026

Estimates are listed as such in the table below No figure published for these periods

Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 3 observations from 2023 to January–June 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 108 billion USD. Latest value 44 billion USD (January–June 2026). billion USD 0 30 60 90 120 2023 2024 2025 2026 108 44
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 3 observations from 2023 to January–June 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 108 billion USD. Latest value 44 billion USD (January–June 2026). billion USD 0 30 60 90 120 2023 2024 2025 2026 108 44
Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date). 3 observations from 2023 to January–June 2026, ranging from 44 billion USD to 108 billion USD. Latest value 44 billion USD (January–June 2026). billion USD 0 30 60 90 120 2023 2024 2025 2026 108 44
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Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)
Period Type Value
2023 Actual 108 billion USD
2025 Actual 107 billion USD
January–June 2026 Estimate 44 billion USD
Source: Swiss Re, Munich Re · billion USD · CC BY 4.0 · statorigin.org

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3 records · 1 region · 2023–2026. Each period links to its record: the value, its source evidence and original document.

Natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date): every record, grouped by region, newest first.
Period Value Source Type
Global 3 records
January–June 2026 44 billion USD Munich Re · 30 Jun 2026 estimate
2025 107 billion USD Swiss Re · 31 Dec 2025
2023 108 billion USD Swiss Re · 31 Dec 2023

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How this measure is built

Definition
Total insured losses caused by natural catastrophe events.
Measure
One slice of Insured losses ( basis: year to date, form: level, segment: natural catastrophe ) . Total financial losses caused by catastrophe or damage events covered by insurance. Region and period are columns on every record, not slices.
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What is the latest natural catastrophe insured losses (year to date)?

Global: 44 billion USD in January–June 2026.

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From 3 documents published by Munich Re and Swiss Re. Every figure on this page links to its record, which preserves the original source evidence.

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Annual. The newest published period is January–June 2026; the next release should cover July–December 2026. A new figure appears here once the publisher releases it and it passes verification.

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