The Wealthy Take a Risk on Post-Hurricane Sandy Jersey Shore

Print Email
November 10, 2014 by Romy Varghese
Comment have been closed for this article.
Print Email

Was this article valuable?

Here are more articles you may enjoy.

Small Businesses Still Use Agents, But Online Insurance Buyers More Satisfied
Vendor Cat Models Not Capturing Climate Change Impact: RenRe CEO
Dissatisfied Claimants Put Carriers at Risk of Losing $170B in Premiums: Accenture
Reinsurer SCOR Reports H1 Loss of $242M Blamed on Ukraine War, Natural Disasters

Related Articles

Long-Buried Seawall Protected Homes From Hurricane Sandy’s Record Storm Surge
New Online Tool Helps Predicts Risk For Deadly Coastal Hurricanes
Hurricane Sandy Victims Allege Companies Manipulated Claims Reports
Judicial Panel Orders Hurricane Sandy Flood Insurers to Fork Over Reports
FEMA Seeks to Resolve Sandy Flood Insurance Claim Lawsuits
Future Northeast Storms Could Be Worse Than Sandy: Karen Clark Report
Hundreds of Sandy Flood Victims Contact FEMA For Damage Claims Review
Lessons from Hurricane Sandy, a Year Later: Howard Mills Looks Back

Our Contributors

Jim SorrellsYour Tech Stack’s Missing Piece: Intelligent Decisioning
Andrew EnochsLessons Learned From Two Years of Claims Fraud Data
Ian GuttermanWhy InsurTechs Should Be Scared of the Reinsurer’s Veto
Kirk HartleyHave Insurers Paid Too Much for Asbestos and Other Toxic Torts?
Anthony HabayebViewpoint: Regulatory Interest in Big Data, AI More Than a Carrier Problem
See All Our Contributors