Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund Archives

Outrage alone won’t fix Florida’s home insurance crisis | Opinion

Published on: October 9th, 2025 | Fort Myers News-Press

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Florida Citizens ‘Going Naked’ on Re Below Cat Fund Layer; Could Mean Assessment

Published on: May 2nd, 2025 | Insurance Journal

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Reinsurance picture improves for Florida

Published on: July 3rd, 2024 | The Capitolist

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Hurricane Catastrophe Fund gets healthier with season approaching, has $10.16B to pay claims

Published on: May 20th, 2024 | Florida Politics

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Storm Losses Increase FHCF Reliance on Bonding

Published on: November 5th, 2023 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) projects that it would be able to meet its maximum single-season reimbursement obligation of $17 billion if the need arises. However, hurricane losses in recent years have reduced the FHCF’s available cash, increasing its anticipated reliance on post-event bonding. For the 2023-24 FHCF contract year, the insurance industry retains […]

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Florida’s homeowners insurance market faces strains amid hurricane season challenges: Moody’s

Published on: September 1st, 2023 | Reinsurance News

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Property Insurance: Florida’s Big Elephant in the Room

Published on: July 14th, 2023 | The Florida Standard

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Hurricanes Take Toll on FHCF Capacity

Published on: May 25th, 2023 | Written By: Travis Miller | Insurance

The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) recently projected a potential shortfall in its claims-paying capacity for the first time in many years. By statute, the FHCF provides up to $17 billion in reimbursement capacity to residential property insurers each year. However, that obligation is limited to the amount the FHCF actually can pay, if less […]

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