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Policyholder Surplus Matters: Here’s Why
Perhaps the most emotionally compelling data point invoked by those who would compel insurers – through litigation and legislation – to pay business-interruption claims explicitly excluded from the...
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Polar Vortex,Convective StormsKeep Driving Losses
Insured losses from March storms in the United States are likely to surpass $1 billion, Aon said in its monthly Global Catastrophe Recap. Aon said multiple outbreaks – featuring tornadoes, hail, snow,...
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White House, FEMA Resilience OfficialsSpeak at Triple-I Event
Caitlin Durkovich, special assistant to President Biden and White House National Security Council senior director of resilience and response, discussed the administration’s climate and resilience...
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Flood Pictures Worth More Than 1,000 Words
One of the benefits of social media is the fact that it reminds you what was on your mind several years earlier. Today I was reminded of the horrific flooding in Ellicott City, Md., that occurred...
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Report: Policyholders See Climate as a ‘Primary Concern’
By Max Dorfman, Research Writer, Triple-I (06/08/2022) Nearly three-quarters of property and casualty policyholders consider climate change a “primary concern,” and more than 80 percent of individual...
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Beyond Fire: Triple-I Interview Unravels Lightning-Risk Complexity
Lightning is a more complex peril than it is often given credit for being, according to Tim Harger, executive director of the Lightning Protection Institute (LPI). In a recent interview with Triple-I...
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Survey SuggestsFew Homeowners Prepare for Weather-Related Risks
By Mary Sams, Senior Research Analyst, Triple-I The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially started June 1 and is forecast to be a busy one, which is why homeowners need to prepare. Yet many lack...
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Lightning: Quantifying a Complex, Costly Perilto Support Resilience
By Loretta L. Worters, Vice President, Media Relations, Triple-I Fire historically has been the main risk associated with the peril of lightning strikes. But as urban density increases and society’s...
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Weather Risk Isn’t “Someone Else’s Problem,” Triple-I Executive Tells Weather...
Of the findings in Triple-I’s recent report on consumer perceptions of weather risk, the Weather Channel’s experts were most struck by the fact that 60 percent of homeowners said they’d taken no steps...
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Assess, Measure, Mitigate Your Lightning Risk
By Kelley Collins, Director of Business Development and Communications, Lightning Protection Institute Our lives are filled with risk assessment and mitigation. From grabbing an umbrella for a rainy...
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