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FHCF Projects $17 Billion in Single Season Capacity

FHCF Projects $17 Billion in Single Season Capacity

The Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) projects that will be able to satisfy its $17 billion in single-season reimbursement obligations if called upon.  The FHCF releases its estimated claims-paying capacity in May and October of each year.  In its October estimate, the FHCF anticipates it would reach the $17 billion single season cap through $11.3 […]

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Cat Fund Expects to Reimburse Insurers But No Assessments

Cat Fund Expects to Reimburse Insurers But No Assessments

Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund Chief Operating Officer Anne Bert provided an update to key legislative committees this week relating to the FHCF’s expected reimbursement obligations arising from Hurricane Irma.  Ms. Bert stated that current projections suggest the FHCF’s ultimate losses from Irma will be between $3 billion and $5 billion.  This amount is well-within the […]

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Irma’s Effects Felt Statewide

Irma’s Effects Felt Statewide

After a week of watch Irma steadily plod toward Florida, she moved through the state over the last 24 hours.  Each hurricane that affects the state is different in its impact and in the lasting message it leaves.  With Irma, part of the lasting memory will be how a single storm can impact the entire […]

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