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Katrina was a nightmare. Unfortunate risk managers and property owners in the hurricane's wake were schooled firsthand in the art of property loss recovery.

The hurricanes of the last two seasons are strong warnings of the increasing threat that climate change represents to insurers and their customers, according to a recent report by Ceres.

The four hurricanes that devastated much of Florida last year were well covered by the news media, but the storm of controversy that followed has been largely ignored.

The 2005 ACEoSCLA Expo+Conference adjourned last month in not-so-sunny Orlando, thanks in part to an impromptu visit from Tropical Storm Tammy.

Although the number of displaced people from this season's hurricanes is staggering, one of the main costs facing insurers is business interruption claims.

The National Flood Insurance Program has announced that it will modify the way that it settles claims in order to expedite the response to policyholders in storm-stricken areas.

In mid-October, NOAA began tracking Tropical Storm Vince, the second to the last name on its list for this year.

Claims News Service, Oct. 24, 3:30 p.m. EDT -- In a press release today, catastrophe risk modeling company AIR Worldwide Corporation estimated U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Wilma at $6 billion to