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Setting Up For DRF's Decline

Examining proposed reforms to FEMA’s Disaster Relief Fund under the incoming Trump administration and exploring potential budgetary shifts.

As Hurricane Season Heats Up, Supreme Court Ruling Throws Federal Disaster Relief System In Doubt

FEMA faces a challenge to its future on another front.

The Bill Is Coming Due For Federal Catastrophe Spending

The federal government's costs tied to catastrophes has exploded over the past decade and may no longer be sustainable.

Travelers Shows Why Catastrophes Are Driving The Bottom Line In a Year With Few Catastrophes

Losses continue to dog insurers even in the best of times.

Insurer Model Drift Is On BoE's Fast Track In 2024

Private Equity-Backed Life Insurers, Reinsurers Should Expect "Intrusive" Valuation Checks

Global and US regulators are preparing for a focus on private equity's valuation practices in life insurance and reinsurance.

What Catastrophe Model Users Said About 2023 And Where They Are Heading in 2024

New Plans to Dismantle The Government's Catastrophe Insurance and Weather Science Infrastructure

Flood insurance to hurricane forecasting would be privatized under a new GOP administration, and weather service employees would be monitored for "obstructionism."

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.

Archegos Ties to Modeling and Insurance

Thanks for subscribing to the free version of Risk Market News. Below are the stories that RMN subscribers are reading: Greenlight CEO Throws Models Under the Bus Over Texas Losses

Models Missing Flood Risk Shot