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        "uri": "/2011/05/30/catastrophe-risk-management-at-the-point-of-underwriting/",
        "title": "Catastrophe Risk Management at the Point of Underwriting",
        "byline": "Scott Amussen , Bill Churney",
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        "summary": "While Florida insurers have long used catastrophe models to assess portfolio-level catastrophe risk, leading carriers assess catastrophe risk before the policy is underwritten. Incorporating catastrophe modeling into the underwriting process is easier than most assume.",
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