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.
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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
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.
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
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
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
“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.
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
Tribal Communities Disproportionately Hurt by COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected minority communities across the United States.
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.
