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Insured Loss Estimates Top $600M From Washington Fires, Testing New Commissioner (opens the original)
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The wildfires that plagued Washington for nearly half the summer put new Insurance Commissioner Patty Kuderer and her office to a test. Kuderer has been in office for over a year-and-a-half. However, she’s relatively new considering her predecessor, Washington Commissioner of Insurance Mike Kreidler, was the nation’s longest serving commissioner, having held the office since 2001. The magnitude of what she and the Office of The Insurance Commissioner are dealing with is best stated in numbers: t
Insurer Interest in AI Coverage Exclusions Growing as Risk Becomes Omnipresent (opens the original)
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It’s no surprise given the penetration of artificial intelligence into lives and businesses that it appears insurers are gearing up to exclude AI risk in some of their commercial liability policies. Three ISO exclusions have garnered more interest from carriers, according to an attorney who practices in the cyber space and an expert who helped write the exclusions. “There’s been a major shift in the insurance industry’s treatment of AI-related risks and insurers are moving very quickly to limit
Tornado Alley's on the Move and Creating New Risk Concerns, Modeler Says (opens the original)
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The peak of tornado season may be behind us, but the eastward expansion of what has been traditionally known as Tornado Alley into more populated areas may continue raising insurance risk for some time. Record tornado activity in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin this year drove elevated claims and increasing risk because of population exposure. Increased losses in new areas weren’t from raw tornado counts across the U.S., but from increased risk exposure, according to one industry catastrophe mo
Oil-Related Materials Claims Exposure Varies Broadly Across US (opens the original)
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Oil prices are giving claims costs a hit, and depending on the part of the country, the exposure for replacement and repair costs of roofing, synthetic flooring or vinyl siding may be considerable and vary broadly, a new report shows. Verisk identified three “petroleum-intensive material categories” that account for the largest share of oil-related claims exposure. The national average for a gallon of regular gas has risen nearly 37% since the war with Iran began, effectively closing the Strait
Bodily Injury Is Now A Big Share of Auto Claims Payouts. Is AI to Blame for That Too? (opens the original)
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Bodily injury auto claims have surpassed auto physical damage payouts for the first time, a trend that is being pushed by a rise in the average payout and an increase in BI claim frequency. Artificial intelligence may also have a hand in the trends, the authors of a report out on Thursday say. The report from CCC, a provider of services and information for auto claims and collision repair industries, shows that BI claims have been on the rise, hitting a rate of one-in-four auto physical damage c
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