Wildfire
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Experts agreed that investment in understanding wildfire risk had come a long way in recent years.
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Large carriers with geographic spread across the continental US will have the capital and reinsurance coverage to absorb losses related to the wildfires, according to AM Best.
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Homeowners’ and commercial insurance policies typically exclude floods, mudslides, debris flow and other similar disasters unless directly or indirectly caused by a recent wildfire.
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Primary writers of homeowners and commercial property are exposed, while reinsurers could face wildfire losses.
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The modelling agent estimated that the total number of buildings within the fire perimeter is approximately 3,500.
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Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the island, and nearly 14,000 Maui residents remain without power.
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Compelling rates are on offer for markets willing to write wildfire risk in the sunshine state.
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The parties will develop climate-conditioned wildfire event catalogs to support cat modelling.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company told investors in November that it expects to recover $569mn from its insurers on a potential $1.15bn liability relating to the Dixie Fire in California.
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The fundraise will support collateralised reinsurance deals with the firm initially targeting Californian wildfires.
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The third wildfire cat bond for the California utility will be its largest to date
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Hot and dry weather conditions increase the challenges as Dixie and Caldor near full containment.
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