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Canceling Flood Insurance Debt Is The New Student Debt Debate
A new report argues that the cost of the flood insurance program’s crippling debt is already a taxpayer — not ratepayer — problem.
Moody’s Says RMS Buy Is Paying Off With Insurance Sector Data Dominance
Heatwaves, Wildfires Start Showing Up In Operations And On The Bottom Line
Whether you are a railroad in Canada or a oilfield equipment maker in Texas, extreme heat and wildfires are cutting into productivity.
Models Caught In the Middle As Credit Unions Consider Catastrophe Risk
Insurers, Reinsurers Seek a Mix of Data Updates and Tax Breaks In Climate Resilience Implementation
Life Insurer’s Climate-Related Investment Losses Are a Bigger Threat Than P&C Sector’s Storm Losses
In a new report Federal Reserve researchers say a one-two punch of physical and transition risks are pushing all sides insurers balance sheet, but life insurers face the greatest threat.
Repetitive Losses Are Growing Outside of FEMA High Risk Maps
Analysts say the footprint for multiple flood loss properties is expanding and that properties with the most severe losses have an “outsized” influence cost.
Catastrophe Models Need to Fix “Short Term Focus”: US Treasury
Majority of Bermuda Insurers’ Cyber Risk Is “Silent”, Models Should Be Reviewed Annually
Bond Prospectus Reveals Rapid Decline of Florida’s Insurance Market
As Florida insurance carriers go under they are dragging down its guaranty fund.