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Battered by convective storms, carriers seek higher prices, advanced models

As California faces atmospheric river storms this week, a new report by Moody’s Investors Service shows that a relatively quiet 2023 hurricane season meant that non-peak or secondary perils...
As California faces atmospheric river storms this week, a new report by Moody’s Investors Service shows that a relatively quiet 2023 hurricane season meant that non-peak or secondary perils...
PR / 3 months ago

RMS Estimates Less than US $2 Billion in Total Private Market U.S. Insured Losses from Hurricane Nicole

Estimates reflect insured wind, storm surge, and inland flooding impacts for the U.S. Additionally, RMS estimates losses to the National Flood Insurance Program to be less than US$300 million...
Estimates reflect insured wind, storm surge, and inland flooding impacts for the U.S. Additionally, RMS estimates losses to the National Flood Insurance Program to be less than US$300 million...
PR / 1 year ago

Superstorm Sandy 10th Anniversary

In light of factors such as climate change and exposure growth, RMS’s leading modeling and analytical capabilities can shed light on expectations for future hurricanes on the U.S. East Coast and beyond...
In light of factors such as climate change and exposure growth, RMS’s leading modeling and analytical capabilities can shed light on expectations for future hurricanes on the U.S. East Coast and beyond...
PR / 2 years ago

RMS Estimates US$67 Billion in Insured Losses from Hurricane Ian

Estimate reflects insured wind, storm surge, and inland flood impacts for the U.S. within a range of US$53 billion–US$74 billion. Additionally, the National Flood Insurance Program could see losses of around US$10 billion.
Estimate reflects insured wind, storm surge, and inland flood impacts for the U.S. within a range of US$53 billion–US$74 billion. Additionally, the National Flood Insurance Program could see losses of around US$10 billion.
PR / 2 years ago

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