Hurricane
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Gordon is expected to strengthen to hurricane status before making landfall.
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Hurricane Lane, which hit Hawaii earlier this month, is set to be more of a flood event than a wind event for insurers, rating agency AM Best has said.
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Citrus Re cat bond losses have more than doubled since May amid rising claims from Hurricane Irma, with the total $324mn payout expected to flow to Heritage set to be a new record for the ILS market.
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Securis Investment Partners has hired Paul Wilson from RMS and Adam Tidball from MS Amlin to lead its non-life catastrophe analytics team.
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Three ILS funds have joined the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) programme this year, using Tokio Millennium Re as a fronting partner.
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Of the listed Florida-based insurers, Federated National and Heritage recorded the greatest increases on their Hurricane Irma losses by the second quarter reporting period.
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Hurricane Lane is set to be more of a flood event than a wind event for insurers, the ratings agency said.
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Private flood insurers in the state are led by FM Global, AIG and Swiss Re.
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Florida insurance losses from Hurricane Irma had reached $10.5bn by mid-August, up 8 percent over the past two months.
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Large nationwide US carriers dominate the Hawaiian insurance market, suggesting any claims impact from Hurricane Lane would be well within their retentions.
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The sums represent total reconstruction value for the properties at highest risk of flooding, the modelling firm said
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The storm is the closest category five storm to approach the state, although it is not currently forecast to make landfall.