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Silent cyber: Can you hear it?

With events such as the WannaCry ransomware attack, classified as a cyber catastrophe event, silent cyber issues have developed into coverage disputes...

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Joined Survey Renewal 2019/2020 - Hardening Market

What characteristics did you see in your renewals during 2019?...

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Florida insurance regulator sets 2022 rates for Citizens Property Insurance...

Effective date for new and renewal rates is September 01, 2022...

Florida’s Citizens Insurance Could Spend $100M on Defense Legal Fees This Y...

Citizens Property Insurance Corp. could spend $100 million this year on attorneys who defend claims litig...

Extreme Fraud and Litigation Causing Florida’s Homeowners Insurance Market’...

With its overabundance of unneeded new roofs on homes, and flashy lawyer billboards at every turn claimin...

Florida judge finalizes settlement for victims of Surfside condo collapse -...

A Florida judge approved a $1.2 billion settlement for the victims of a condominium collapse that killed ...

Reflections on the Impacts of Rising Claim Payouts in Recent Hurricanes

As another North Atlantic hurricane season begins, I can’t help but reminisce about some of the storms th...

Flooding and droughts forecast to cost cities $194bn annually

Climate-related flooding and droughts are likely to impact millions more people and cost the world’s majo...

Yellowstone's historic flooding is an insurance nightmare - CSIMT

In the counties most devastated by this week’s historic flooding in and around Yellowstone National Park,...

Lightning Spark More Than $1 Billion in Homeowners Claims Over Five Years -...

More than $1 billion in lightning-caused U.S. homeowners insurance claims were paid out in 2021 to 60,000...

How to Lower Home Insurance Premiums and Wildfire Risks - Bloomberg

A new standard — already being adopted by one burned-out California town — will designate homes as “wildf...