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Instant Insights / Managing risks this hurricane season

Here are the insights insurance pros and policyholders need to know to navigate the 2021 hurricane season.

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  • Best Practices

    Four tips for navigating the 2021 hurricane season

    Peter Steinfeld | June 21, 2021

    Preparation is critical to keeping employees safe and maintaining business continuity.

  • Best Practices

    Hurricane preparedness for oil & gas industry policyholders

    Steve Hallo | June 17, 2021

    From updating staff records to running table-top simulations, review the steps policyholders need to take before extreme weather hits.

  • Best Practices

    Managing environmental exposures amid rising natural disaster risks

    David Schechter | June 14, 2021

    Here's how brokers and insurers can help companies prepare for and respond to an environmental crisis caused by a catastrophe.

  • Analysis

    Have record-breaking hurricane seasons become the new normal?

    Dr. Megan Linkin | June 11, 2021

    The National Hurricane Center recently forecast another above-normal Atlantic hurricane season in 2021.

  • Best Practices

    Design, maintain, mitigate: Prepping renewable energy sites for catastrophes

    Ekow Monney and Dan Stevens | June 01, 2021

    Insurers and brokers can play a key role in encouraging the resilience of solar and wind farms exposed to tropical cyclones.

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  • Expert Opinion

    Catastrophe preparedness: Aligning policyholders and insurers' interests

    Andrew Siffert and David Cameron | May 25, 2021

    There is a disconnect when a policy should encourage insureds to reduce exposures but only pays for expenses if damage occurs.

  • Analysis

    Bracing for another active hurricane season amidst COVID-19

    Danielle Kaminski, Esq. and Cullen Sophy | May 20, 2021

    What lessons can the insurance industry pull from the past few years of heavy storms?

  • Best Practices

    Construction companies, it's time to prepare for hurricane season

    Eric Zimmerman | May 18, 2021

    An expert at AIG shares the plans and actions construction clients should implement before, during and after a windstorm.

  • Slideshow

    Tips to help business clients prepare for hurricane season

    Heather A. Turner | May 13, 2021

    In observance of Hurricane Preparedness Week, here are seven tips to help clients prepare property and employees for a possible storm.

  • Slideshow

    These 8 items are critical to have in a pet emergency kit

    Steve Hallo | May 12, 2021

    In addition to emergency kit prep tips, get the rundown on pet evacuation planning.

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  • News

    Another wild Atlantic hurricane season ahead after record 2020

    Brian K. Sullivan | April 13, 2021

    This year, the U.S. National Hurricane Center will begin issuing advisories in the Atlantic starting May 15.

  • Best Practices

    Insurance and natural disasters: Protecting clients and their businesses

    Doug Dvorak | March 31, 2021

    Insureds may have questions related to their workplace and employees following a catastrophe. Here is how insurance professionals can respond.

  • Slideshow

    States most at risk of natural disasters in 2020

    Danielle Ling | July 30, 2020

    The top 10 states pay for more than 80% of the cost of natural disasters in the U.S., ValuePenguin found.

  • News

    Hurricane Hanna makes landfall, Douglas passes Hawaii

    Brian K. Sullivan | July 27, 2020

    The first Atlantic hurricane of 2020 made landfall on Padre Island Saturday, unleashing heavy rains and tree-toppling winds.

  • Analysis

    Hurricane havoc: Damages in storm-related HVAC systems claims

    Jay Dykstra | June 30, 2020

    With the influx of claims that occur following a weather-related event, it’s easy to have a non-covered peril slip through.

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  • Best Practices

    COVID-19 and hurricanes: The perfect storm

    Gina Clausen Lozier and Madelyn Rodriguez | June 29, 2020

    As workplaces begin to reopen, carriers should be ready to provide guidance, support and understanding to their insureds.

  • News

    The truth about flood risk can worsen American inequality

    Leslie Kaufman | June 29, 2020

    Bad flood scores can mean less investment in low-income communities.

  • Commentary

    Verified inspections can help insurers with hurricane season in the COVID era

    Craig Stack and Kyle Fox | June 23, 2020

    Some forecasters are predicting an 'active' season this year with approximately 20 named storms in the Atlantic alone.

  • Expert Opinion

    Imperfect storm: When a hurricane meets a pandemic

    Mike Widdekind | June 18, 2020

    An active 2020 hurricane season combined with coronavirus lockdowns is likely to present unprecedented challenges for some coastal communities.

  • Research

    7.4M homes at risk of storm surge this hurricane season amidst economic turmoil

    Danielle Ling | June 05, 2020

    Forecasts for a severe hurricane season add another considerable financial threat for homeowners in 2020.

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  • Analysis

    How COVID-19 will impact the 2020 hurricane season

    Danielle Ling | June 09, 2020

    Surprising complications from decreased air traffic is one crucial consequence of the pandemic for this year's hurricane season.

  • News

    Flood risk remains as Cristobal moves up Mississippi River

    Brian K. Sullivan | June 08, 2020

    Although Cristobal has been downgraded to a depression, several inches of rain could fall across the Mississippi Valley in the next few days.

  • Commentary

    Flood insurance suffers from ill-informed, preconceived notions

    Jim Albert | June 04, 2020

    Inland flooding, in particular, is a creeping tide of disaster that often sneaks up on uninsured consumers.

  • Best Practices

    Disaster checklist: Preparing for floods and wildfires

    Christine G. Barlow, CPCU | June 02, 2020

    Use these checklists to help insureds prepare for the wildfire and hurricane seasons.

  • Best Practices

    How construction sites can prepare for unique hurricane threats

    Jay Siegel | May 28, 2020

    With weakened structural systems, loose materials and susceptible equipment, construction sites face unique threats.

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  • Analysis

    Preparing for hurricane season as we cope with COVID-19

    Craig Poulton | May 20, 2020

    The 2020 hurricane season is expected to be a dangerous one, particularly in the wake of COVID-19

  • Research

    U.S. sees first named storm of 2020 with Arthur, weeks ahead of hurricane season

    Danielle Ling | May 19, 2020

    Hurricane season starts June 1. Here's what experts predict for another season of 'above-average' activity in 2020.

  • News

    Tropical Storm Arthur stirs fear of hyperactive hurricane season

    Brian K. Sullivan | May 18, 2020

    Climate change is allowing conditions ripe for tropical storms to arrive earlier — and stay later — in the calendar year.

  • Market Insights

    Flood risk and private flood insurance: An overview for businesses

    Brian Bowerman | May 08, 2020

    Major to moderate flooding is projected in 23 states this year, impacting 128 million people.

  • Slideshow

    What homeowners need to do before a tropical storm or hurricane hits

    Danielle Ling | May 07, 2020

    Hurricane season is just around the corner. Here's what homeowners need to know to protect their properties.

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  • Slideshow

    9 flood insurance shopping tips

    Jim Albert | April 28, 2020

    If you're going to buy flood insurance, you might as well make sure everything you own is protected.

  • News

    Warmest oceans on record adds to hurricane, wildfire risks

    Brian K. Sullivan | April 27, 2020

    Forecasters say the global warming effect may generate a chaotic year of extreme weather ahead.

  • Slideshow

    Flood, windstorm checklist for commercial and industrial buildings

    Heather A. Turner | April 21, 2020

    With hurricane season approaching and flood and tornado season in full swing, here's how commercial facilities can prepare.

  • Research

    Above-average hurricane season could bring 16 named storms in 2020

    Brian K. Sullivan | April 10, 2020

    Early forecasts suggest an above-average chance at least one hurricane will make landfall in the U.S. this year.

  • Commentary

    Why private flood insurance is the best way to 'C.Y.A.'

    Jim Albert | April 09, 2020

    Flood insurance is an important — yet often overlooked — way to 'Cover Your Assets.'

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  • Commentary

    Looking beyond recent hurricane seasons

    Angel Conlin | March 24, 2020

    With the increasing number of storms, homeowners may also see increasing insurance and repair costs.

  • Expert Opinion

    The NFIP favors the wealthy at the expense of lower income groups and taxpayers

    Craig Poulton | March 18, 2020

    New analysis demonstrates a disparity in the benefits of high-income and low-income groups participating in the NFIP.

  • News

    New bipartisan flood insurance legislation introduced in the House

    Danielle Ling | February 11, 2020

    The Repeatedly Flooded Communities Preparation Act aims to reduce repeat flood claims within the National Flood Insurance Program.

  • Slideshow

    2019 reviewed: The 10 costliest natural disaster events

    Danielle Ling | February 04, 2020

    Natural disasters in 2019 caused $232 billion in economic losses, of which only $71 billion was covered by insurance.

  • Market Insights

    Facing off against flooding in 2020

    Elana Ashanti Jefferson | January 01, 2020

    Flood risk continues to outpace the number of homes and businesses with flood insurance. Two trends could help close the coverage gap.

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  • Slideshow

    Top 10 costliest hurricanes in the U.S.

    Danielle Ling | November 05, 2019

    Notably, 9 of the 10 most expensive U.S. hurricanes on record occurred in the last two decades.

  • Market Insights

    The impact of climate change on extreme weather events

    Dr. Peter Sousounis | November 05, 2019

    For insurers, a key concern is whether the catastrophe models used accurately reflect the influence of climate change.

  • News

    Dorian's legacy will last years, warns adjuster

    Kieran Rigby | October 16, 2019

    The damage Hurricane Dorian inflicted on the Bahamas is making recovery efforts difficult, but adjusters are on-site to assess and close claims as quickly as possible.

  • Q&A

    Rules for disaster victims claiming casualty losses

    William H. Byrnes and Robert Bloink | October 08, 2019

    Tax Facts Q&A: Do special conditions apply for deductions made by taxpayers within a federally-declared disaster area?

  • Q&A

    How to treat business-related losses in tax deductions

    William H. Byrnes and Robert Bloink | October 01, 2019

    Tax Facts Q&A: Is a business-related casualty loss treated differently than a personal casualty loss?

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  • Market Insights

    Helping customers weather the storm

    Jan Kittoe | October 07, 2019

    Technology is invaluable but so is good old-fashioned listening.

  • News

    National Preparedness Month: Practicing for natural disasters

    Heather A. Turner | September 25, 2019

    September is National Preparedness Month. Florida State CFO Jimmy Patronis offers disaster readiness tips that all U.S. residents can benefit from.

  • Market Insights

    Insured losses in the Caribbean from Dorian estimated at $1.5 to $3 billion

    Victoria Spears | September 16, 2019

    Due to Dorian’s track, much of the Caribbean experienced little or no damage outside of the Bahamas.

  • Market Insights

    Hurricane Barry flood and wind losses estimates released for private insurers, NFIP

    Danielle Ling | July 23, 2019

    New data analysis from CoreLogic estimates Hurricane Barry losses to be between $300–600M, excluding NFIP losses.

  • Best Practices

    Are you ready for catastrophe season?

    Patricia L. Harman | July 18, 2019

    It only takes one major storm making landfall to create chaos.

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  • Slideshow

    Flash floods, power outages and road closures: Assessing the damage from Hurricane Barry

    Danielle Ling | July 16, 2019

    Early estimates price Hurricane Barry insured losses at $300 million.

  • Analysis

    How to help affluent clients protect their yachts

    Ana Robic | July 17, 2019

    Hiring and maintaining a qualified and certified crew is crucial to ensuring a safe sailing experience throughout the voyage.

  • Slideshow

    Everything you need in your emergency 'go' bag

    Danielle Ling | July 12, 2019

    If and when you find yourself in the path of a natural disaster and need to evacuate, bring these essential items with you.

  • Expert Opinion

    Preparing for the impact of water damage

    Kevin Smith | July 02, 2019

    With peak-hurricane season approaching, commercial property owners need to understand their water damage risk.

  • News

    Claims from 2004 Hurricane Frances still being litigated

    Steven A. Meyerowitz | June 03, 2019

    The snail-paced resolution of insurance claims for property damage caused by a hurricane that hit Florida in 2004 will continue following an appellate court’s decision in a case brought against Citizens Property Insurance Corporation.

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  • Best Practices

    Hurricane predictions: Don’t let a weak El Niño fool you

    Brian Wooley and Paul Licata | May 23, 2019

    Even a below-average hurricane season can form dangerous storms.

  • Best Practices

    Storm safety and recovery

    Keith Daleb and Bob Marinelli | April 17, 2019

    Proactive measures and rapid response are influencing how insurers prepare policyholders for catastrophes.

  • Best Practices

    11 things you can do to prepare for hurricane winds

    Trudy Knockless | October 09, 2018

    The damage and total losses caused by hurricane winds can cripple a business.

  • Best Practices

    Preparing to respond to a catastrophe? Here’s what you need to know

    Patricia L. Harman | October 08, 2018

    It only takes one major storm making landfall to create chaos.

  • Chart

    Homeowners hurricane deductibles by the numbers

    Christine G. Barlow, CPCU | September 20, 2018

    Here is an overview with a chart of what agents and brokers need to understand about hurricane deductibles — and information to share with clients.

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  • Analysis

    Learning from Hurricane Irma: Properly insuring & protecting your business

    Kristie Rearick | July 02, 2018

    If Hurricane Irma has taught Florida anything, it's to plan for the worst and hope for the best.

  • Market Insights

    Most small business owners lack a disaster recovery plan

    Denny Jacob | August 21, 2018

    Natural disasters such as fires or hurricanes can cripple or permanently shutter a small business.

  • Best Practices

    Prepare for each phase of a flood event with this checklist

    Denny Jacob | August 17, 2018

    The key to minimizing flood damage is adequate preparation before the event.

  • Best Practices

    Hurricane season drives mass adoption of insurance drones

    Nathan Stump | July 05, 2018

    Drone technology enables faster claims processing, a reduction in loss adjustment expenses and improved claims adjuster safety.

  • News

    Hurricane-proof homes are real. Why isn't anyone buying them?

    Christopher Flavelle | June 20, 2018

    Architects & engineers are designing homes that can deflect hurricane winds, rise with flood waters & survive wildfires.

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  • Slideshow

    6 safety steps for contractors to follow this hurricane season

    Danielle Ling | June 12, 2018

    Experts at Travelers offer critical safety precautions for construction workers ahead of the 2018 hurricane season.

  • News

    Hurricane categories by the numbers

    Christine G. Barlow, CPCU | September 14, 2018

    Based on history, here's what each storm category is capable of.

  • Some hurricane damage can be avoided: Advice to pass on to homeowners

    Bryan Wood | May 29, 2018

    As hurricane season approaches, here are ways homeowners can protect themselves from potential damage.

  • News

    Weather CSI: Verifying the impact of wind, rain & storm surge

    Megan D. Walker-Radtke, CCM | April 12, 2018

    Like the crime scene investigators on popular television shows, insurers are using forensic meteorology to verify the real source of hurricane-related claims.

  • News

    Hurricane preparation step-by-step: What to do as a storm approaches

    Jayleen R. Heft | September 07, 2017

    What specific actions should property owners in the predicted path of an approaching hurricane do to prepare?

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