Florida insurers trim 9M losses as business flows to state insurer

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Florida-focused insurers have reduced their 9M underwriting losses in 2022 by some 5.5% to just under $1.2 billion, in large part as business continues to be transferred to the state insurer of last resort, Citizens.

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