New insurance advisory board seeks technological solutions to disaster resilience The insurance industry continues to be a major stakeholder in mitigating the effects of natural disasters on communities. As such, a group of U.S. Ethan's Blog » The
US likely to see economic rebound in 2021 – Atradius “The compounding impact has resulted in a fallout which has hurt the US economy and consumers alike, resulting in job losses, rising unemployment, a Ethan's Blog » The
New FEMA Tool Maps Community Vulnerability to 18 Natural Hazards The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently unveiled its National Risk Index (NRI) for natural hazards. Ethan's Blog » The
Study: Most Americans disapprove of COVID-19 lawsuits, prefer government aid for small businesses The vast majority of Americans believe COVID-19 relief should come via public policy solutions — and not litigation — according to polling released Ethan's Blog » The
Triple-I’s 2021 Insurance Fact Book Chronicles a Historic 2020 The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I), an affiliate of The Institutes, has released its 2021 Insurance Fact Book, an essential resource for Ethan's Blog » The
Expanded Triple-I Flood Risk Maps Provide Richer Perspective The Triple-I Resilience Accelerator’s flood risk visualization tool is being enhanced with: National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) data on “take-u Ethan's Blog » The
“We’re not going to fold up our tent and go home; we’re going to fight through this” “The big driver here is the audience that we employed to take the survey. Ethan's Blog » The
Auto damage claims growing twice as fast as inflation: IRC Study The average payment for auto physical damage insurance claims increased at more than double the rate of inflation from 2010 through 2018, according Ethan's Blog » The
Tribal Communities Disproportionately Hurt by COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected minority communities across the United States. Ethan's Blog » The
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. Ethan's Blog » The