Hurricane
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A state of emergency has been declared across swathes of Florida by Governor Ron DeSantis.
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The tropical depression looks set to hit the Sunshine State in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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NHC says the weather system is likely to threaten Florida by the weekend.
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The tropical Atlantic has not seen a single named storm from July 10 to August 9 for the third time since 1955, but experts warn that this does not mean hurricane season is slowing.
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Louisiana insurance department says claims for 2020 hurricanes rise 4% in second quarter; Hurricane Laura now 2nd most expensive.
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US landfalling activity is forecast to be slightly more above-norm than thought
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's climate prediction center has forecast 15-21 named storms for the hurricane season.
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The broker estimated spreads fell by 15%-20% year on year to return to 2018 levels.
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Darren Redhead, head of Lancashire Capital Management, said he thought an uplift in industry ILS capacity was “a bit of a one-off" due to Covid-19 releases.
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The broker said ILS capital had reached $96bn at the end of Q1.
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The storm was the earliest named E storm, forming nearly six weeks earlier than average.
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Local government pensions funds in the UK are partnering up, creating new strategies and may seek diversification.