Citizens’ Ian loss estimate surges over $1bn to $3.8bn based on second model
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Citizens’ Ian loss estimate surges over $1bn to $3.8bn based on second model

Samuel Casey
15 November 2022
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Florida Citizens has upped its loss estimate from Hurricane Ian by more than $1bn to $3.8bn, factoring in additional provisions for litigation and inflation, as well as claims activity to date.

The disclosure marks a stark increase from the original loss pick of $2.3bn-$2.6bn, which was based on the results of a single hurricane model.

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