Wildfire
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The Californian Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) has said the Thomas fire in the south of the state is now 65 percent contained
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AM Best has said that the record insured losses from the October fires in the wine-producing area north of San Francisco were "within insurers' risk tolerances" and that carriers hit by California wildfire claims would not face ratings actions
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Blue Capital recorded a 0.67 increase in net asset value (NAV) for its London-listed Alternative Income Fund in November, according to a London Stock Exchange announcement.
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The Thomas wildfire, which ranks as the third largest in California state history, is now 50 percent contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire)
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California's insurance commissioner Dave Jones has ordered the state's insurer of last resort for property owners, Fair Plan, to end a ban on writing new policies in areas threatened by wildfires
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Insured losses from the six southern Californian wildfires will reach at least into the hundreds of millions of dollars, according to an Impact Forecasting report.
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California's biggest wildfire, named Thomas, is now 30 percent contained after growing to 238,500 acres in size, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection announced last night
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The Thomas fire in southern California was 25 percent contained as of yesterday, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
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CoreLogic has estimated that reconstructing the 13,526 homes at risk of damage by the southern California wildfires would cost more than $5bn
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Markel Catco has set up a further loss reserve of 4.4 percent of net asset value (NAV) for its Catco Reinsurance Opportunities Fund to cover losses from the wildfires in northern California in October, according to a London Stock Exchange announcement.
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The Californian wildfires are now covering an area the size of New York, according to media reports
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Losses from the wildfires that are currently raging across southern California are expected to be substantial, Aon Benfield has said in its latest Impact Forecasting report.