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First-quarter catastrophe activity could mean a long year for insurers

If catastrophe activity in the first quarter of 2008 is an indication of things to come, insurers better hold on to their hats. ISO’s Property Claim Services® (PCS®) unit declared nine catastrophes from January to March. And based on current estimates, PCS reports that insurers can expect to pay $3.35 billion for the resulting insured property damage.
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New SPI Plus Reports now available

ISO's Catastrophe Loss Analysis Report helps you manage your exposure to loss from hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, and earthquakes. You get objective, accurate risk profiles for specific buildings in the SPI Plus database and other commercial properties at risk from those perils.

ISO's 360ValueTM Estimated Replacement Cost Report gives you fast and accurate replacement value estimates for commercial properties in the SPI Plus database. The report will improve your ability to charge premiums appropriate to your risk and help you protect your customers with adequate policy limits.

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Press

Interthinx Offers Exclusive Ability to Score Third-Party Originators
April 8, 2008

Insurers to Pay $6.5 Billion in 2007 Catastrophe Claims, Says ISO's Property Claim Services Unit
January 14, 2008

Latest Research by AIR Worldwide Scientists Shows Application of Statistics Based Solely on Atlantic Hurricane Activity Can Lead to Overestimation of Risk
January 7, 2008