Hurricane Irma to test newer participants in Florida insurance market

15-09-2017

New companies have formed in recent years to take property/casualty risk in Florida from state-formed Citizens in a soft market and Hurricane Irma will be the first test for them, said ratings agency AM Best in a Sept. 14 report.

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