Property - North America
Property - North America
News, insights and thought leadership for re/insurance professionals with an interest in North American property.

Extreme Weather Is Driving More US Power Outages, Studies Show

For decades, residents of eastern Queens in New York City have complained that they're more likely to lose power when extreme weather hits, even as lights in other parts of the city stay on. A...
For decades, residents of eastern Queens in New York City have complained that they're more likely to lose power when extreme weather hits, even as lights in other parts of the city stay on. A...
Article / 2 days ago

Louisiana reflects impact of physical climate risks on waning insurance affordability

Hurricane-prone Louisiana, with some of the country's priciest homeowners insurance, is one of the most exposed to the problems as rising premiums make property insurance difficult to afford and obtain...
Hurricane-prone Louisiana, with some of the country's priciest homeowners insurance, is one of the most exposed to the problems as rising premiums make property insurance difficult to afford and obtain...
PR / 13 days ago
Q1 2024 Gallagher Re Natural Catastrophe and Climate Report

Q1 2024 Gallagher Re Natural Catastrophe and Climate Report

In this report, we summarize the global loss totals for the first quarter and focus on key issues driving current industry discussions regarding natural catastrophe and climate risk....
In this report, we summarize the global loss totals for the first quarter and focus on key issues driving current industry discussions regarding natural catastrophe and climate risk....
Report / 20 days ago

Global property insurers see 'alarming' losses as risk models lag, report says - Reuters

Global property and casualty insurers showed "alarming" underwriting losses in 2022 as natural catastrophes increased and risk models failed to keep up, a report from consultants Capgemini said on Wednesday.
Global property and casualty insurers showed "alarming" underwriting losses in 2022 as natural catastrophes increased and risk models failed to keep up, a report from consultants Capgemini said on Wednesday.
reuters.com / Article / 20 days ago

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