FLOIR pegs initial Ian insured loss estimate at $3.28bn. Will rise significantly

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Reinsurance News - Oct 07, 2022

Initial data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR) reveals that more than 375,000 claims have been filed after hurricane Ian, mostly related to residential property, as the entity reports total estimated insured losses of close to $3.28 billion. A total of 375,293 claims a little o...

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