Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said that with some geographic exceptions it does not expect Midwest flooding to impact ratings or outlooks for the majority of insurers that it rates.
The impact on carriers, it estimated, will be minimal.
But those property-casualty writers that are geographically concentrated in the affected states--especially those focused on Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin--may have proportionately higher losses, S&P said.
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