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Allstate says California wildfires to bring company $1.1 billion in losses
Allstate said the wildfires blazed through Southern California last month will bring the insurance company a sizable loss – $1.1 billion.
Allstate Expects California Wildfires to Cost $1.1 Billion
In the fourth quarter, catastrophe losses took $315 million out of Allstate’s homeowners insurance business, up from $21 million the year before.
Allstate expects $1.1 billion in losses from Los Angeles fires
Allstate Corp. said it expects about $1.1 billion in losses from the wildfires that destroyed Los Angeles County communities in January.
Allstate expects $900m in reinsurance recoveries from LA wildfires
U.S. primary insurer Allstate has estimated that its gross losses from the Los Angeles, California wildfires will be $2 billion, and after r
California wildfires will cost insurers billions
The economic toll from the California wildfires is just starting to become clear. Allstate is the latest insurer out with numbers. The insurance company says it will pay out $1.1 billion in insured claims.
Allstate expects $1.1bn, pre-tax, net of reinsurance loss from CA wildfires
US insurer Allstate expects its losses from the recent Los Angeles, California wildfires will be around $1.1 billion, pre-tax and net of reinsurance,
Allstate expecting a $1.1bn pre-tax loss from California wildfires
Allstate is anticipating its losses from the recent California wildfires to be about $1.1bn, pre-tax, net of reinsurance, the company disclosed in its Q4 2024 earnings report. The net figure reflects a “decision to reduce market share beginning in 2007 and a comprehensive reinsurance program,” president and CEO Tom Wilkins said in the statement.
Allstate expects $1.1 billion loss from California fires
Allstate insurance said it expects a $1.1 billion loss from claims caused by the wildfires that swept through Southern California in January
California Wildfires: Soaring Insurance Claims Hit $45B
The recent California wildfires have left an unprecedented financial toll on the insurance industry, with projections of $35 to $45 billion in payouts. Allstate alone anticipates $1.1 billion in claims.
Allstate to lose $1.1 billion due to California fires
TheStreet’s Conway Gittens brings you the biggest news of the day, including the toll the California wildfires are taking on insurance companies.
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Allstate expects a $1.1 billion hit from the LA wildfires, but it could have been worse
Allstate Corp. said it expects about $1.1 billion of losses from the wildfires that ravaged swaths of Los Angeles last month.
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California's largest home insurer wants to hike rates by 22% for homeowners to help pay for LA's wildfires
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California’s policies blamed for extent of LA wildfire damages as aid bill is debated
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Insurer Allstate's quarterly profit beats on underwriting strength, investment gains
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Electric utility admits its equipment may have started one of California’s wildfires
One of California’s largest utility companies said Thursday that its equipment may have sparked one of the wildfires that tore through Los Angeles County last month. The Hurst fire broke out on ...
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House lawmakers clash over roots of California fires
Republicans blamed “overregulation” for the deadly blazes. Democrats pointed to weather factors related to climate change.