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The year of 2025 was one of the costliest for insurers in terms of natural disasters, resulting in insured losses totaling $88 billion.

Natural disasters set records in both cost and frequency last year, according to a report from the nonprofit Climate Central.

A report from 2025 estimates that a major earthquake could cause $128B in losses; we question whether Vancouver is prepared.

Total losses from natural catastrophes, including uninsured events, stood at USD 224 billion.