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26 October 2017Alternative Risk Transfer

The outcome of Irma

While Hurricane Irma will be remembered as one of the strongest storms recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, it will also test the infrastructure and financial wherewithal of some insurers doing business in Florida, particularly newcomers and those with geographic concentration.

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