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12 December 2023NewsInsurance

Tort reforms & mild 2023 gave Florida carriers breathing room: KBRA

Tort reform and a mild 2023 nat cat loss record have opened the door to cautious growth options for Florida-based homeowner insurance carriers, the KBRA ratings agency said of developments in the stressed American jurisdiction.

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