PIFF's members include many of the state's top writers of private passenger auto and homeowners
multiperil insurance. Together, PIFF members write more than $13 billion in premium in the state.
Collado proposed a
multiperil insurance package which may cover damage to crops caused by biotic and abiotic stresses such as harmful insects and intense sunlight.
First-quarter net income for Universal Insurance, the third-largest writer of homeowner's
multiperil insurance in the Sunshine State, was $9.9 million compared to $13.9 million during the same time last year.
The extension also excluded commercial auto, burglary and theft, surety, and farm owners
multiperil insurance from its definition of property and casualty insurance.
Best, are automobile-physical damage, private-passenger automobile liability and commercial
multiperil insurance.
* Changes Citizens Property Insurance Corp.'s rates to make it the most competitive homeowners insurer in Florida; opens door to allow Citizens to pick up commercial coverages currently written by the Property Casualty Joint Underwriting Association (subject to state approval); allows Citizens to write
multiperil insurance in high-risk areas.
The Texas data also combine all homeowners
multiperil insurance policy forms and do no t provide a breakdown by policy form.
Today, American States is involved in most types of property/casualty coverage, including auto liability and damage, commercial
multiperil insurance, worker compensation and homeowner policies.
He specializes in Kaye's comprehensive
multiperil insurance program especially designed for residential real estate properties.
Safeco Insurance Cos., California's ninth-largest writer of homeowners
multiperil insurance, said it estimates pretax catastrophe losses from the wildfires to total about $35 million.
The 65% "tipping point" was reached for homeowners
multiperil insurance; private-passenger automobile physical damage; private-passenger automobile no-fault; other private-passenger automobile liability; boiler and machinery; and financial guaranty.
Harrisburg, Pa.-based Penn National boasted an adjusted loss ratio of 58.8 in 2001 for its auto insurance and 50.3 for its homeowners
multiperil insurance. The company, the 100th-largest homeowners writer and the 84thlargest auto personal-lines insurer, writes business in six states and offers standard, preferred and preferred advantage--a "super-preferred--programs, said Ralph Leventhal, director of personal lines for the company.
