Florida
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The carrier has completed its 2024-25 reinsurance renewal.
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The coverage will be indemnity, annual aggregate for Florida named storm.
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Eleven hurricanes are predicted, with five expected to reach Category 3 or higher.
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FHCF rates are also projected to decrease by a statewide average of 7.38%.
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The bond offers named storm coverage in Florida.
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The body’s budget committee is again pressing Citizens over solvency concerns.
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The carrier is seeking named storm coverage in the state of Texas.
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The closing of the Interboro sell-off was postponed to nearer the end of the year.
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The increase in limit reflects the carrier’s growing exposure.
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The state-backed fund had been advised to increase its allocation of ILS to 1%.
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The carrier is now offering up to $250mn of Class A notes and $150mn of Class B.
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The bond will provide protection from named storms in Florida for three years.
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The Florida Building Code was introduced following the impacts of Hurricane Andrew.
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The limit on the reinsurance Citizens will look to buy from the private markets will stretch to $14.35bn, up 2% on prior-year coverage.
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The Floridian was approved for 75,000 policies, made 72,958 offers and assumed 53,750 policies – a 74% acceptance rate.
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A non-binding term sheet was signed on October 6, whereby the buyer will acquire 100% of Interboro’s issued and outstanding securities in exchange for cash.
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The most important factors driving insured losses over the years include hurricanes, other weather-related events, inflation, and excess litigation.
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The insurance company had set out plans last summer to expand its market share in Florida.
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Out of the roughly 88 claims received so far, some were storm surge claims that are not covered by the carrier, according to the executive.
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Idalia might add further aggregate erosion to several cat bonds covering various perils over an annual risk period, it stated.
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With Hurricane Idalia’s landfall underway loss estimates are uncertain, but sources noted that the storm’s trajectory shows it taking the best path to impact minimal insured values in Florida.
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The technology specialist is joining the firm from Reinsurance Group of America.
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More than 800,000 houses could be affected by the hurricane’s storm surge.
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If the storm steers clear of Tampa, reinsurers will be well placed for minimal losses, but a retention loss is a further blow for weak Floridians.
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