Disaster Claims and the Ripple Effect

Hurricane Katrina has long gone, but the aftereffects of the mighty storm are likely to linger for a very long time. Rita and Wilma have compounded the mess. The direct losses are staggering. The latest preliminary figures from the Insurance Services Office's Property Claim Services unit estimates U.S. P/C insurers will pay $34.4 billion in ...

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