Gaps in US flood data may create losses for insurers

US underwriters need a more detailed understanding of flood risk if they are to capitalise on the growing private insurance market, according to global flood mapping specialist JBA Risk Management.

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JBA Risk Management, US flood, Matt Reid, Insurance, North America

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