Florida reforms show signs of working but reinsurers remain coy on biggest cat market
Following extensive regulatory reforms, the property market in Florida is on track to return to health, with claims and litigation falling and new insurers launching. But reinsurers remain wary of a market that is the biggest catastrophe insurance market in the world—but one which has caused significant pain for the industry in the past.
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