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Natural Catastrophe Review January – June 2024

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This edition presents insights and lessons learned from major natural disasters in the first half of 2024, explores key themes of the year so far, and offers an outlook for the second half of 2024.

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This edition presents insights and lessons learned from major natural disasters in the first half of 2024, explores key themes of the year so far, and offers an outlook for the second half of 2024.

Welcome to the latest edition of WTW's Natural Catastrophe Review, a biannual publication that brings insights from our experts, including the WTW Research Network, to examine recent natural catastrophes, lessons learned and emerging trends.

This edition delves into the physical, vulnerability and socioeconomic factors that contributed to the largest natural catastrophes in the first half of 2024 (Figure 1). Offering a smarter way to risk, this report goes beyond the numbers to help you navigate the complex landscape of natural catastrophe and climate risk management.

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