The Allstate Corporation has reported estimated catastrophe losses for April 2025, amounting to $594 million or $469 million after tax. The month saw 11 catastrophic events, with about 60% of the losses attributed to two significant wind and hail events that affected a wide geographical area.
Allstate Protection's policy counts are based on items rather than customers. For instance, a customer with multiple cars would generate several policy counts even if all vehicles are insured under one policy. Lender-placed policies are not included in these counts as they pertain to relationships with lenders.
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