July 10, 2017 The Disaster Issue: Insuring Natural & Man-Made Catastrophes Errors & Omissions

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In this Issue

• Features
  Public Service Commissioner Patronis Picked as Next Florida CFO
  Gov. Rick Scott tapped Jimmy Patronis, a member of the Florida Public...
• Features
  South Carolina Sets Insurer Deadline Related to New Moped Safety Law
  The South Carolina Department of Insurance has set a deadline for...
• Features
  Florida’s Citizens Requests Rate Increases, Policy Changes for 2018
  Homeowners in South Florida, as well as in many other parts of the...
• People & Places
  People
  The Main Street America Group has promoted Dan Gaynor to senior vice...

National Coverage

• Editor's Note
  Many Homeowners Don’t Understand Deductibles
  Almost five years after Superstorm Sandy, one third of homeowners in...
• Idea Exchange
  Looking at Insurtech the Wrong Way
  Insurtechs stimulate a lot of debate among agents about the extent to...
• Idea Exchange
  State of P/C Insurance Industry, Part 1: The Fate of ‘Hard Market’ Agencies (and Companies)
  Property/casualty (P/C) insurance and group benefits industry is...
• Closing Quote
  Do Cyber Underwriters Need Property Underwriting Training?
  A single cyber event can create multiple exposures with potential...
• Idea Exchange
  Be Prepared: Vetting is Essential for CAT Season Support
  Natural disasters are unforeseen and unpredictable -- leaving a path...
• Features
  Catastrophe Losses Top $7B; Property/Casualty Insurers’ Net Income Drops 42.2% in Q1
  The U.S. property/casualty insurance industry saw its net income fall...
• Features
  Private Insurers Ready to Plunge into Flood Market
  Unleashing the invisible hand that has been missing from the flood...
• Features
  HCI to Expand Flood Insurance Sales to Nine States
  As Congress tries to figure out how to change the federal flood...
• Features
  How Technology Training Addresses Agency E&O, Data Security
  Employees at Little Rock, Ark.-based Stephens Insurance have had a...
• Features
  Big ‘I’ Looks to Remain Relevant
  Spencer Houldin is chairman of the nation's largest and oldest...
• Features
  Zika Outbreak in U.S. Would Cost from $180 Million to $10 Billion
  Even a relatively mild Zika outbreak in the United States could cost...
• Declarations
  Declarations
  Drugs, Risks, Lies "They used bogus front organizations and fake...
• New Markets
  New Markets
  Rental Property Insurance Market Detail: US Assure's...
• Business Moves
  Business Moves
  Cross Insurance, Appleby & Wyman Insurance Agency Cross...

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