Title 2008 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
Legal Resource Name 2008 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Published Date February 2008
Legal Resource Description This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Title 2008 Residual Market Update
Legal Resource Name 2008 Residual Market Update
This yearly update provided by Guy Carpenter covers the types of residual market assessments used by various coastal states, in addition to state-specific residual market information.
Organization Guy Carpenter
Legal Resource Description This yearly update provided by Guy Carpenter covers the types of residual market assessments used by various coastal states, in addition to state-specific residual market information.
Document Type Industry report
Title 2009 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
Legal Resource Name 2009 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Published Date February 2009
Legal Resource Description This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Title 2010 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
Legal Resource Name 2010 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Published Date February 2010
Legal Resource Description This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Title 2010 World Catastrophe Report
Legal Resource Name 2010 World Catastrophe Report
This annual report provides details about catastrophic events in 2010, including the Chile earthquake and Deepwater Horizon oil spill, as well as trends in (and the outlook for) the global reinsurance marketplace. The report also discusses updates in the catastrophe bond market, the impact of changing regulations (including Solvency II) and developments in catastrophe modeling.
Published Date September 2010
Legal Resource Description This annual report provides details about catastrophic events in 2010, including the Chile earthquake and Deepwater Horizon oil spill, as well as trends in (and the outlook for) the global reinsurance marketplace. The report also discusses updates in the catastrophe bond market, the impact of changing regulations (including Solvency II) and developments in catastrophe modeling.
Title 2011 Annual Global Climate and Catastrophe Report
Legal Resource Name 2011 Annual Global Climate and Catastrophe Report
This report aggregates and analyzes the natural disaster perils that occured worldwide during 2011. The impact of 253 separate events "generated a record total economic loss of $435 billion.
Published Date January 2012
Legal Resource Description This report aggregates and analyzes the natural disaster perils that occured worldwide during 2011. The impact of 253 separate events "generated a record total economic loss of $435 billion.
Document Type Industry report
Title 2011 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
Legal Resource Name 2011 Annual Report of Aggregate Net Probable Maximum Losses, Financing Options, and Potential Assessments
This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Published Date February 2011
Legal Resource Description This report is based upon data provided by Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and
the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. It is submitted by the Office of Insurance
Regulation on behalf of the Financial Services Commission to comply with Section
627.3519, Florida Statutes.
Title A Marginal Cost Model of Reinsurance Attachment Points, Catastrophe Risk, and Government Intervention
Legal Resource Name A Marginal Cost Model of Reinsurance Attachment Points, Catastrophe Risk, and Government Intervention
This paper seeks to answer the following four questions regarding the market for catastrophe insurance. 1. What do insurers bring to the table if it is not capital and underwriting expertise? 2. Where are the optimal attachment and detachment points for reinsurance? 3. When should reinsurance be layered and when should it be proportional? 4. Should the different levels of government be involved in catastrophic risk financing and if so, how and at what level?
Published Date December 2010
Author(s) Charles M. Nyce, Ph.D, M. Martin Boyer, Ph.D.
Legal Resource Description This paper seeks to answer the following four questions regarding the market for catastrophe insurance. 1. What do insurers bring to the table if it is not capital and underwriting expertise? 2. Where are the optimal attachment and detachment points for reinsurance? 3. When should reinsurance be layered and when should it be proportional? 4. Should the different levels of government be involved in catastrophic risk financing and if so, how and at what level?
Document Type White paper
Title A Review of the Development of Residual Market Mechanisms in Florida
Legal Resource Name A Review of the Development of Residual Market Mechanisms in Florida
The purpose of this article is to review actions taken by the
Florida Legislature related to the property insurance market in an effort to provide an understanding of how changing insurance market conditions, public policy
objectives, and political factors can affect the development of residual market mechanisms, and how Florida’s current residual market mechanisms function.
Author(s) Cassandra Cole, David Macpherson, Patrick Maroney, Kathleen McCullough, James W. Newman, Jr., Charles M. Nyce
Journal Journal of Insurance Regulation
Legal Resource Description The purpose of this article is to review actions taken by the
Florida Legislature related to the property insurance market in an effort to provide an understanding of how changing insurance market conditions, public policy
objectives, and political factors can affect the development of residual market mechanisms, and how Florida’s current residual market mechanisms function.
Title Accuracy of Pricing Models for CAT Bonds- An Empirical Analysis
Legal Resource Name Accuracy of Pricing Models for CAT Bonds- An Empirical Analysis
The focus of this paper lies in the comparison of some selected pricing models in the field of premium calculation models.
Author(s) Galeotti, M., Gurtler, M., Rehan, C.
Legal Resource Description The focus of this paper lies in the comparison of some selected pricing models in the field of premium calculation models.
