Allstate Corp. filed a Form 8-K on July 16, 2026, reporting that it had issued its June 2026 monthly release announcing estimated catastrophe losses. The disclosure was made under Item 7.01, Regulation FD Disclosure, indicating the company is furnishing information intended for broad public dissemination rather than reporting a transactional event such as an acquisition, financing, executive change or securities sale. The filing says Allstate’s June 2026 catastrophe-loss release was posted for investors and attached as Exhibit 99. The exhibit is described as a press release dated July 16, 2026. However, the provided filing text does not include the body of that press release or the actual dollar amount of estimated catastrophe losses, the number or type of catastrophe events, geographic drivers, or any related reserve or reinsurance detail. The filing also includes Item 9.01, Financial Statements and Exhibits, listing the July 16 press release as an exhibit and noting the filing’s inline XBRL cover page file. Allstate states that the catastrophe-loss exhibit was “furnished and not filed” pursuant to Form 8-K Instruction B.2, a common treatment for Regulation FD updates. That distinction means the release is being supplied to inform investors but is not incorporated as filed material for certain liability purposes under the Exchange Act unless specifically incorporated elsewhere. No insider transaction, share issuance, option grant, stock sale, or change in ownership is reported in the document. The only securities information included is Allstate’s registered common stock, par value $0.01 per share, trading under the ticker ALL on the New York Stock Exchange and NYSE Texas. The practical significance of the filing is that Allstate alerted the market to a current monthly catastrophe-loss update for June 2026, a key metric for a property-casualty insurer because catastrophe losses can materially affect underwriting results, quarterly earnings, and investor expectations.