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10 Years After Superstorm Sandy: The Paradox of ...
It has been 10 years since Hurricane Sandy, a.k.a. Superstorm Sandy, made its second landfall as a post-tropical storm in Brigantine, a city…
Lessons from Hurricane Ida: How Catastrophe Mode...
Flood remains the most underinsured climate risk in the U.S. Consulting firm Milliman estimates that just 4 percent of U.S. homeowners have…
Decrease your Susceptibility to Poor Insured Dec...
Originally appeared in PropertyCasual360 The loss response of a location exposed to a given peril can vary significantly, even when exposed…
Four Influences on the FEMA 1 Percent Probabilit...
Where did the 1 percent probability flood line (100-year flood), the baseline metric for the U.S. flood insurance market, originate from? Why…
Why Long-term NFIP Reform Is a Must
In my recent article in Reactions entitled Why Long-term NFIP Reform is a Must, I looked back at the flood events of 2018 through the lens of…
U.S. Flood Insurance: Top Five Things You Should...
As we move full steam in to 2019, it is worth remembering that some good progress was made during 2018 with regards to advancing the private…
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