With the hurricane season off to an early start and a prediction for more activity in 2016 than in recent past years, is the insurance industry prepared if a major hurricane strikes the United States, or has it grown complacent after enjoying 10 years without a major strike and three years since Sandy's onslaught in 2012?
June 30, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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With the hurricane season off to an early start and a prediction for more activity in 2016 than in recent past years, is the insurance industry prepared if a major hurricane strikes the United States, or has it grown complacent after enjoying 10 years without a major strike and three years since Sandy’s onslaught in 2012?
From a claims-paying standpoint, there is little doubt that homeowners insurers and commercial property insurers are able to respond in the event of a major catastrophe.
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