NAIC Prepares for FEMA Reform Amid NFIP Funding Challenges
NAIC anticipates FEMA reforms to enhance disaster aid and resolve National Flood Insurance Program funding issues, impacting federal disaster funding and insurance regulation.
NAIC anticipates FEMA reforms to enhance disaster aid and resolve National Flood Insurance Program funding issues, impacting federal disaster funding and insurance regulation.
Moody’s RMS reports two-thirds of U.S. residential flood losses go uninsured due to outdated maps, insurance gaps, and NFIP lapses. Private flood insurers are poised to fill the coverage void with advanced risk modelling.
Analysis by Moody's RMS reveals significant flood insurance undercoverage in U.S. residential properties and examines impacts of NFIP lapses with rising flood risks.
Carnegie's Disaster Dollar Database now includes Small Business Administration loans, highlighting the growing role of SBA disaster loans in federal catastrophe recovery amid insurance coverage challenges.
The federal shutdown pauses the National Flood Insurance Program, disrupting home sales in flood-prone Hampton Roads and raising financial risks.
The National Flood Insurance Program faces operational challenges due to FEMA staff cuts and an upcoming reauthorization deadline, affecting flood insurance availability and premiums.
The National Flood Insurance Program faces expiration at the end of September, risking flood insurance availability in Louisiana during peak hurricane season. Key impacts include halted policy renewals, stalled real estate transactions, and reduced FEMA flood claim payments.
Recent flooding in Wisconsin highlights homeowners and renters insurance typically excludes flood damage. Separate flood insurance is crucial for protection.
Explore how updated flood risk assessments and Risk Rating 2.0 impact flood insurance premiums and options in Western North Carolina amid changing flood patterns and regulatory adjustments.
Missouri tornado zones show high uninsured rates; Texas floods spur active insurance outreach. NAIC anticipates FEMA shifting more disaster responsibilities to states.