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Natural disaster and other weather risk management news and information for property & casualty insurance professionals. Tips to prepare and minimize insurance losses, as well as weather-related insurance claim updates.
The hail threat is growing and has unique cumulative effects. Here's how insurers can better address the risk.
The average payment for a Hurricane Ian-related claim was more than $104,000, according to FEMA.
A provincial state of emergency was declared May 6, as over 100 fires actively burned in Alberta, Canada.
From milk production coverage to income protection policies, insurers worldwide are taking novel approaches to lessen the blow from heat waves.
Insurance leaders often advise policyholders to beware of anyone who shows up unannounced right after a storm.
Making matters worse, home replacement costs have escalated more than 55% since 2019, according to Triple-I.
Ready.gov recommends residents in areas at risk of wildfires take these precautions to protect themselves and their property.
Here are six steps property owners can take to get ready for a disastrous twister.
This article examines the overall importance of data and analytics in navigating natural catastrophe risk.
Cumulatively, lightning-related fires account for $2 billion in annual payouts to small- and medium-sized businesses.