Opinion: Floridians are caught in a reinsurance demand trap
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Opinion: Floridians are caught in a reinsurance demand trap

Fiona Robertson
11 March 2021
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Before last year, most conversations about how Florida insurers don't really buy enough hurricane reinsurance cover centred on the fear of the "big one".

That's no surprise, since 2017 Hurricane Irma highlighted how far up reinsurance towers claims could spread from a storm that was far from being the feared massive one-off hit, even if it did have an unusually broad sweeping impact...

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