In an April 21, 2026 letter to NAIC Chair Michael Conway, NAMIC defends differing insurer risk assessments on NFIP flood maps as healthy market dynamics, opposing criticism amid property insurance rate concerns. The comments address catastrophe risk modeling for potential 2026 increases.
In an April 21, 2026 letter to NAIC Chair Michael Conway, NAMIC defends differing insurer risk assessments on NFIP flood maps as healthy market dynamics, opposing criticism amid property insurance rate concerns. The comments address catastrophe risk modeling for potential 2026 increases.
Source: ilabacalaw. Original: https://ilabacalaw.com/blog/real-estate/florida-hurricane-insurance-policy-disputes-what-policyholders-can-do/
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