Categories: Op/Ed

Viewpoint: Reinsurance Solution Would Help Homeowners Exposed to Wildfires Face the Challenge

To address the issue, the G. J. Sullivan Co., Reinsurance recommends a non-traditional insurance solution. Due to the exposure and huge costs in wildfire events, traditional insurance companies are generally no longer an available solution for the problem. The company suggests establishing a pure captive insurance company owned by the homeowners’ association of the homeowners exposed to the peril of wildfire.     Read the viewpoint……………………………….

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