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And Insurance Bus Magazine, has the same take on it that I do:
California’s insurance strategy ‘long on hope, short on details’
Brokers and agents air concerns and questions over plans to stabilize the market
"without more details, it was impossible to know whether the announced measures will lead to a competitive admitted market for property risks."
"governor’s emergency declaration, was long on hope and short on specifics,” Young said."
"One of the key actions is requiring insurers to write a minimum of 85% of their California market share in high wildfire risk areas."
"strategy addresses the challenges brought by catastrophes such as storms and wildfires, it doesn’t address other factors such as inflation."
"“Where we have a concern, though, is with a threshold that the commissioner has announced. Eighty-five per cent (85%) is going to be an extraordinarily high threshold, and one that many companies simply can’t meet.”"
"“The devil is in the details,” "
"“How is that going to be defined? Is it by county, such as Los Angeles County or Marin County, or is it going to be very specific to historical fire areas?” he said. “I think that’s one factor that insurance companies are going to be interested in knowing."
I do not frankly feel like we know much about the state of the California Property Insurance market at this time.
California’s insurance strategy ‘long on hope, short on details’
Brokers and agents air concerns and questions over plans to stabilize the market
"without more details, it was impossible to know whether the announced measures will lead to a competitive admitted market for property risks."
"governor’s emergency declaration, was long on hope and short on specifics,” Young said."
"One of the key actions is requiring insurers to write a minimum of 85% of their California market share in high wildfire risk areas."
"strategy addresses the challenges brought by catastrophes such as storms and wildfires, it doesn’t address other factors such as inflation."
"“Where we have a concern, though, is with a threshold that the commissioner has announced. Eighty-five per cent (85%) is going to be an extraordinarily high threshold, and one that many companies simply can’t meet.”"
"“The devil is in the details,” "
"“How is that going to be defined? Is it by county, such as Los Angeles County or Marin County, or is it going to be very specific to historical fire areas?” he said. “I think that’s one factor that insurance companies are going to be interested in knowing."
I do not frankly feel like we know much about the state of the California Property Insurance market at this time.