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Big I Buzz - August 30, 2023

Posted By IIAW Staff, Wednesday, August 30, 2023

Happy Wednesday! In this week's Big I Buzz, we are sharing details about an upcoming IIAW Emerging Leaders event that you should register for now, how to make sure you're the first to receive InsurCon updates and the test facing private flood insurance. 

TAPCO Risk Management Tour (2 WI CE Credits)

Join the IIAW and Emerging Leaders Group on September 14th, 2023, for the TAPCO Risk Management Tour, an educational event approved for 2 WI CE Credits. Explore one of the nation's premier traffic safety and highway system solution providers, TAPCO, at their Brown Deer, WI corporate office. From 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, embark on a guided tour of TAPCO's facility, delving into various stations that illustrate their hands-on safety and compliance approach. Stops include an examination of unique 24/7 work cell solutions, digital control of SDS and secondary labeling in the Sign Shop, the Metal Fabrication area's VLOC painting process, and warehouse techniques to prevent injuries. From 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM, engage in a Risk Management Discussion led by a panel of TAPCO's Legal and Compliance leaders. The event concludes with a Happy Hour and Networking session. TAPCO, dedicated to enhancing roadway safety through innovative solutions, invites you to this enriching event, and limited space is available. For inquiries, contact Evan@iiaw.com. Register today here

Get InsurCon2024 Updates

This year's annual convention is a special celebration as we're celebrating the IIAW's 125th anniversary at Lambeau Field!This is a once-in-a-lifetime extravaganza set against the breathtaking backdrop of Lambeau Field. As Lambeau Field opens its doors exclusiely for our anniversary celebration, you'll experience its legendary aura like never before. With cheers of the past, the energy of the present and the promise of the future - all converge in this unforgettable celebration. Want to be the first to receive all exciting InsurCon updates? Click here and add your email to our email list! You'll receive real-time updates as we release more information like our in-depth schedule, as registration opens and as we announce our special guests joining us for the event! Click here to add your email to our email ist. 

2023 to Test Recent Growth in Private Flood Insurance Market

The growth of the private flood insurance market faces a crucial test in 2023, triggered by events like Tropical Storm Hilary in California and potential upcoming storms in the Atlantic hurricane season. The adoption of new data and technology in the federal National Flood Insurance Program's (NFIP) Risk Rating 2.0 methodology has led to higher premiums reflecting true flood risk, propelling private insurers to greater competitiveness. The private flood insurance sector expanded from 47 to 198 providers between 2016 and 2022, with direct premiums written up 24% to approximately $1.2 billion in 2022. NFIP's financial troubles persist, while California's recent floods and the formation of Hurricane Idalia in the Gulf of Mexico pose significant challenges. The impact on the private flood insurance market remains uncertain, underlining the ongoing issue of low flood insurance uptake, even in disaster-prone regions like Vermont. The nascent nature of this sector is evident in AM Best's top 10 private flood insurers list, highlighting the ongoing evolution of this line of business.

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