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Catastrophic Loss Recovery: Case Study

13 minPRO
5/6

Key Takeaways

  • Named-storm deductibles (1-5% of insured value) create significant out-of-pocket exposure during hurricanes.
  • Flood insurance is critical even in moderate-risk Zone X areas—storm surge exclusions leave rising water damage uninsured.
  • Public adjusters can reclassify damage (flood vs. wind) to maximize covered claims—a $35,000 increase in this case.
  • Program redesign after a catastrophic loss closed $202,000 in coverage gaps at an annual cost of $16,000.
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Test Your Knowledge

1.What is operational risk?

2.What is a risk register?

3.What is the Recovery Time Objective (RTO)?