Texas Windstorm Insurer Names Actuarial/Underwriting Committee Members

September 12, 2019

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association has identified appointees to its Actuarial/Underwriting Committee.

The committee has historically developed recommendations to the TWIA Board concerning association rate filings, including the association’s statutorily required Aug.15 rate filing, other rate filings permitted by law, and rate adequacy issues and strategies.

The committee members are:

  • Debbie King – Amtrust Group (Committee Chair)
  • Stephen Alexander – Alexander Actuarial Consulting
  • David Futterleib – Travelers Insurance
  • Marilyn Hamilton – Retired, Texas Department of Insurance
  • Corise Morrison – USAA
  • Georgia Neblett – University of Texas Marine Science Institute
  • Tony Schrader – Retired, Iowa Department of Insurance

A meeting of the Actuarial/Underwriting Committee will be scheduled and notice of the meeting posted on the TWIA and TDI websites and in the Texas Register per the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 Texas Government Code.

Per the TWIA Plan of Operation (Rule §5.4001, Texas Administrative Code), the executive committee currently consists of the chair, vice chair, and secretary-treasurer of the TWIA board and may exercise the powers delegated by the TWIA board in the day-to-day administrative management of the association.

Source: TWIA

Topics Catastrophe Texas Carriers Natural Disasters Windstorm Underwriting

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  • September 14, 2019 at 2:57 pm
    retired risk manager says:
    Look at the Gulf. There is 30% chance of a storm hitting the Texas coast. The % will probably go higher.
  • September 14, 2019 at 10:29 am
    okt0ber says:
    You beat me to it, my thoughts exactly! It should be called "The committee to be overruled by Governor Abbott"
  • September 13, 2019 at 3:12 pm
    retired risk manager says:
    What is the purpose of having such a committee if politicians are allowed to arbitrarily over-rule the rate / coverage decisions? When losses happen, that just means the rest ... read more

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