70% of Damage from Flooding is Uninsured Every one of the approximately 125 million occupied homes in the U.S. has some degree of risk of
Focus on Probability of Fire Instead of Proximity to Fire Departments With the coronavirus pandemic resulting in more Americans working, playing and schooling from home
Climate Change Underscores Importance for Accurate Quoting With natural catastrophe events becoming more frequent and more severe, many insurers are looking for ways to ensure
Managing Overall Loss Cost While Keeping Customer Satisfaction High BY PASCAL BEGIN AND SAUMI SHOKRAEE INSURANCE, NATURAL HAZARD With the nation grappling from a seemingly endless array of severe
The year 2020 was particularly active when it comes to natural hazard and catastrophic risks posed to property. We witnessed a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and
Single-family rental prices grow as renters demand more space Single-family rent growth of higher-priced single-family homes surpasses 2019 rates while rent growth of lower-priced homes