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1204 Search Results for: Claims

... 2011 strong, well-capitalized, and capable of paying future claims,” said Robert Gordon, PCI’s senior vice president for policy ... had $538.6 billion in policyholders’ surplus to cover new claims and meet other contingencies — 125 times all the direct insured losses ...

... which can make trying to list damaged property for a claims form even more challenging.  Substantiating financial losses for ...

... 2011 strong, well capitalized, and capable of paying future claims. At year-end 2011, insurers had $550.3 billion in policyholders’ surplus to cover new claims and meet other contingencies — 128 times all the direct insured losses ...

... of 2014 have been marked by pleasingly low levels of global claims. Overall economic losses of $42 billion and insured losses of $17 ...

... of insurance losses, including vehicle accidents, homeowners claims; crime (including cyber crime); and workplace accidents. There is also ...

... than $109 million as a result of its nearly 3,800 dog bite claims in 2011. An analysis of homeowners insurance data by the I.I.I. found that the average cost paid out for dog bite claims was $29,396 in 2011, up 12.3 percent from $26,166 in 2010. In fact, from ...

... deplete the monies Florida Citizens has set aside to pay claims, “[Citizens] is required to impose assessments on insurers doing ...

... the past decade, insurers paid nearly $250 billion in claims to millions of victims of disasters all across the United States. In an ...

... to replace your personal possessions. Speed up the claims process. Substantiate losses for income tax purposes. Help you ...

... strong, well capitalized, and well prepared to pay future claims. Policyholders and regulators can rely on the insurance industry to ... and updated estimates for the ultimate cost of old claims from prior accident years. The $7.2 billion in favorable reserve ...