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The Board of Governors of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation has agreed to spend $200,000 for a review of its proposed surplus note program by Goldman Sachs. In addition, the board authorized up to $200,000 for another review by a firm with actuarial experience. The surplus note program would allocate up to $350 million of Citizens’ surplus to companies seeking to […]
The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund adopted its most recent bonding estimate this week and announced that it could fall $1.5 billion short of meeting its total outstanding reimbursement commitments in the first 12 months following a substantial hurricane. Over 24 months, however, the FHCF projects that it would be able to fully reimburse insurers for […]
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The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) Advisory Council convenes this afternoon by telephone conference to conduct its regular business and update the status of the FHCF. Perhaps of most interest to the insurance industry and interested parties, the Advisory Council will be reviewing and adopting an updating estimate of the FHCF’s bonding capacity.
Speaking at this morning’s meeting of the Florida Cabinet, SBA Executive Director Ash Williams provided an update on the status of the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. Mr. Williams noted that the FHCF has $8.5 billion in cash on hand. Nonetheless, the FHCF seeks to move forward with pre-event bond financing because, as pointed out by […]