Extreme Weather Preparedness Week: Tornadoes
By Scott Holeman, Media Relations Director, Triple-I [embedded content] Severe Weather Preparedness Week is here.
Catastrophes
Texas Winter Storm Costs Raise Extreme-Weather Flags for States, Localities
Last month’s winter storm that left dozens of Texans dead, millions without power, and nearly 15 million with water issues could wind up being the c
Community Catastrophe Insurance: Four Models to Boost Resilience
Many households and small businesses don’t have sufficient savings to repair and rebuild after a natural disaster.
Triple-I/Milliman Report: 2020 Turmoil Takes Toll on P/C Insurer Finances
The global pandemic and costly natural catastrophes will contribute to a projected 101.7 combined ratio for the U.S.
Hurricane Delta Triggered Coral Reef Parametric Insurance
Hurricane Delta last month triggered a 17 million peso (US $800,000) insurance payout to the Trust for the Integrated Management of the Coastal Z
Are Late, Wet Hurricanes Becoming a Trend?
By Max Dorfman, Research Writer, Insurance Information Institute [embedded content] Hurricane Zeta became the 11th named storm and 6th hurricane t
Mudslides Often Follow Wildfire; Prepare, Know Insurance Implications
As wildfires continue to burn in California, Oregon, Colorado, and elsewhere – and people pray for precipitation to help firefighters in their effor
If It Can Rain, It Can Flood: Buy Flood Insurance
Rivers swollen by Hurricane Sally’s rains have devastated parts of the Florida Panhandle and south Alabama, and the storm’s remnants are forecast to
Policyholder Surplus Matters: Here’s Why
Perhaps the most emotionally compelling data point invoked by those who would compel insurers – through litigation and legislation – to pay busine
Battling Fires, California Also Struggles to Keep Homeowners Insured
The Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service predicted prolonged, potentially record-setting heat and dangerous weather conditions through
