Analysts: Florida insurers will survive hit from Michael
Major national players like
Analysts say that, despite their smaller size,
But, Schneider said, the industry believes many
Major insurance companies fled
The state, wanting to reduce its exposure, for most of the last 20 years has been enticing smaller, niche companies into the market but required them to obtain re-insurance. The industry was also helped by a 12-year gap between hurricanes hitting the state from 2005 to last year. Their revenue is helped as
The push worked as Citizens' footprint has shrunk by 72 percent, but remains the state's second-largest property insurer with about 420,000 policies - most of them in
The state's largest property insurer,
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