Texas Reinsurance Troubles
Buying up floodplains and pushing FEMA into the private market.
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Caribbean Pool Reacts to Runoff Pushback
IRS eases aspects of offshore reinsurance regs
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RMS Hits Investment Peak, Flu Pandemic Warning
Japan and Germany hit hardest by heat waves and severe drought in 2019
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States Want Insurer Flood Data
Windstorm agency faces cuts, BoM discloses $25M typhoon hit
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Parametric, blockchain pushed at FEMA
Verisk defends shrinking margins
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Government-backed hemp crop cover
Oregon wants an insurance surcharge for wildfires and Carney on catastrophes
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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
McConachie Out From Third Point Re Board
Neil McConachie has resigned as a director of Dan Loeb’s Third Point Reinsurance.
January 5, 2017: Rethinking The Climate-Insurance Cycle and Wildfires Threaten the California Dream
How climate change could counterintuitively feed winter storms Washington Post The far harder question is how climate change will alter the experience of winter itself. It will — it already has.
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 move to combine data efforts comes at a time when state regulators say that a review of prior terrorism insurance data reveals “concerning” issues regarding the availability of terrorism
January 4, 2017: Cats Don’t Equal Price Hikes, Soaking Up Liabilities and Bomb Cyclones
Insurers Jostle for Pension-Risk Transfer Bounty Institutional Investor Growing numbers of U.K. defined benefit plans are looking to offload liabilities — and now they can afford to make them
