Property Insurance's Uneven Price Blip
- Topics:
- Insurance
- Source:
- CFO Publishing
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Overview: After two years of cut-rate prices, in 2005 hurricanes inflicted an estimated $58 billion in losses on the insurance industry and began prompting carriers to charge a good deal more for property insurance. According to a survey, in the fourth quarter of 2005, commercial property-insurance buyers faced a median price increase of 8 percent, and at least one buyer was slapped with a 33 percent hike. The survey - sponsored by the Risk and Insurance Management Society and conducted by research firm Advisen - was based on information provided by risk managers on 42,000 corporate insurance programs.
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Format: HTML | Date: Feb 2006




