California FAIR Plan said to face wildfires with just $377m in pocket

The California insurer of last resort, the California FAIR Plan, may have held as little as $377 million on hand for claims as wildfire started its tear through the Palisades near Los Angeles.

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California FAIR Plan said to face wildfires with just $377m in pocket

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