by Timothy Montales
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Allstate Corporation has announced estimated catastrophe losses of $403 million pre-tax ($262 million after-tax), for May 2017, which were comprised of 14 events at an estimated cost of $392 million pre-tax, plus unfavorable reserve re-estimates of prior reported catastrophe losses.
Among those events was a severe hailstorm in Colorado on May 8, which accounted for over half of May’s catastrophe losses.
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Previously, Allstate announced $235 million pre-tax ($153 million after-tax) catastrophe losses for April 2017, bringing the estimated catastrophe losses for April and May 2017 to $638 million pre-tax ($415 million after-tax), as reported in an article by PR Newswire.
The Allstate Corporation is the nation’s largest publicly held personal lines insurer, protecting approximately 16 million households.
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