Will Milton slow Florida Citizens’ takeout progress?

Over the past several months, Floir approved nearly one million policies for takeout from Citizens.

October 11, 2024

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Florida Citizens has seen an increase in takeout activity over the past several months, but hurricanes Milton and Helene could reverse in-flight depopulation.

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Will Milton slow Florida Citizens’ takeout progress?

Over the past several months, Floir approved nearly one million policies for takeout from Citizens.

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Aon estimates Milton insured losses at $25bn to $40bn

Over 1.2 million properties fell within Milton’s ‘potentially highly damaging’ winds

Week in Brief: Hurricane Milton – Five days in October

Moody’s RMS stochastic model puts Milton mean wind loss at $11.8bn

Milton: An analysis of who reinsures the market and past hurricane losses

Will Milton slow Florida Citizens’ takeout progress?

Over the past several months, Floir approved nearly one million policies for takeout from Citizens.

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Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

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Aon estimates Milton insured losses at $25bn to $40bn

Over 1.2 million properties fell within Milton’s ‘potentially highly damaging’ winds

Week in Brief: Hurricane Milton – Five days in October

Moody’s RMS stochastic model puts Milton mean wind loss at $11.8bn

Milton: An analysis of who reinsures the market and past hurricane losses