Shorter Best: Cats made it a lackluster year: $44B in cats (10.1 points of CR), more than double the $20B (4.6 points) posted in 2010. Note that even given last year’s fairly normal cat levels, the CR would still have exceeded 100. $33.9B underwriting loss is third worst ever, behind 2001 ($56.4B) and 2002 ($34.3B). [...]
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