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25 September 2023Insurance

Florida-focused insurers deepen H1 loss as rivals head into black

Florida home-grown and locally-focused homeowner insurers suffered $456.1 million in net underwriting losses in the first half, up 52% year on year, even as the rest of the market managed a hearty improvement in earnings.

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