11 March 2014Alternative Risk Transfer

Florida bill could offer reinsurers $3bn

A new Florida bill, designed to reduce the level of coverage granted by the state’s catastrophe pool, could mean that an additional $3 billion of business could move into the private reinsurance sector.

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