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Hurricanes Isaias and Sally were "full retention events" and the firm took 2,000 new Irma cat claims in Q3, the company said.
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Universal’s combined ratio deteriorated by 37 points to 134.7%, driven by Laura and Sally losses.
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The calls will provide a barometer of claims activity on historic storms Irma and Michael as well as recent Hurricane Sally.
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Repeated pelting from smaller cat losses presents a host of challenges for carriers.
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Lawsuits launched against top property carriers hit a fresh annual high in September, data shows.
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Hurricane Delta triggered the carrier’s aggregate reinsurance programme.
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Florida rivals Universal and United had previously announced quarterly cat loss totals of $58mn and $135mn apiece.
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His appointment comes after Steve Bitar took over as CEO in April.
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The rating actions follow "diminished results" since 2016, the agency said.
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The company has requested state-wide changes to its multi-peril homeowners account.
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Updated figures include roughly 25,000 more policies than Citizens had predicted in June.
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In June, the company renewed its reinsurance program, holding the program’s retention for Florida events steady at $43mn.