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Catastrophe Q&A: Researcher
The hurricane researcher discusses this year’s forecast and the debate about extending the season.
Fund Risk Bets: KKR, American Financial Group
Mitsui Sumitomo Readies Multi- Billion Insurtech Fund for Buying Spree
A new CEO is ready to take the Japanese insurer shopping.
Federal, State Lawmakers Target Insurers in Climate Change Push
Models Are Missing the Big Picture
Insurers Have a Model Diversity Problem
Firms Make Pitch for California Wildfire Model Adoption
Models Are Making The BC Market “Unhealthy”
The Earthquake Insurance Market In Missouri Is Worse Than You Thought
The Missouri earthquake insurance market, especially in the six counties that sit over the New Madrid Fault, has contracted so severely over the past decade that state regulators are questioning
Modeling Changes, Reinsurance Prices Pushes North Carolina to Push for Record Rate Increase
The agency tasked with representing private insurers in North Carolina is calling for double-digit homeowners rate increase, citing a new approach to catastrophe modelling and increases in reinsurance prices.
States, Feds Combine Terrorism Insurance Data Efforts as “Concerning” Trends Revealed
The U.S. Department of Treasury is moving ahead with plans to combine the collection of data related to terrorism insurance that had long been split between the federal government