As Nat Cat Losses Mount, A Resilience Mindset Matters More Than Ever
Insurance is essential for individuals, businesses, and communities to recover quickly from natural catastrophes – but perils have evolved to a poi
Tornadoes
Unethical Contractors Emerge After Disasters; Know How to Avoid Them
[embedded content] Natural disasters create opportunities for unethical contractors, and consumers need to be on the alert.
Extreme Weather’s Seasonal Severity Impacts Rates, Regardless of Inflation, Price Gouging
Losses from the winter storm that swept through the southern United States earlier this year continue to loom large among the concerns of property a
Ten years after deadly tornado, Joplin Missouri is disaster-ready
[embedded content] May 22 marks the ten-year anniversary of the Joplin, Missouri, tornado – the deadliest single tornado event in U.S. history.
White House, FEMA Resilience OfficialsSpeak at Triple-I Event
Caitlin Durkovich, special assistant to President Biden and White House National Security Council senior director of resilience and response, discus
Polar Vortex,Convective StormsKeep Driving Losses
Insured losses from March storms in the United States are likely to surpass $1 billion, Aon said in its monthly Global Catastrophe Recap.
Some Experts Suggest Retiring the Name “Tornado Alley”
(Photo by Robert Laberge/Getty Images).
What’s in a name? If you live in “Tornado Alley,” there might be a lot – or less than you might imagine.
Triple-I Tornado Damage Report: 3-26-21
[embedded content] In the video above Triple-I’s Bill Davis reports on the deadly tornadoes that tore through Alabama on March 25.
Extreme Weather Preparedness Week: Tornadoes
By Scott Holeman, Media Relations Director, Triple-I [embedded content] Severe Weather Preparedness Week is here.
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
