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The latest figures from the loss-tracking agency put Hurricane Maria at $25.7bn, Hurricane Irma at $19.5bn and Hurricane Harvey at $17.6bn.
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The total includes about $54mn in largely Harvey-related reserve strengthening.
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The increase reflects the assignment-of-benefits crisis in the southern part of the state.
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Earthquake capacity continues to grow and is now at an all-time high, seeing the same ugly pricing as elsewhere in the property sector, according to AmWins.
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Three car manufacturers are among those that suspend production.
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Both governments have acquired tropical cyclone and excess rainfall policies.
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Almost 1 million insurance claims have been filed in the state since the hurricane.
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Plymouth Rock buys operations in New York and New Jersey.
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The InsurTech uses technology and an on-demand workers to augment insurers’ teams.
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The cat loss modeller says 20,000 residential buildings were damaged.
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Rates ranged from flat to up 5 percent at the June renewals
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The Corporation has warned syndicates to address unprofitable business or face closure.
