Catastrophe Reporting for Insurance Companies
In the event of a hurricane or other natural disaster causing catastrophic damage in the state of Florida,
it will likely become necessary for the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (Office) to institute a data call for the purposes
of collecting claims and other relevant information from insurance companies. This authority is mandated pursuant to Section
624.307, Florida Statutes.
Insurance companies will be notified when to begin reporting county and statewide information related to the event and how to submit it using the
current year's Catastrophe Reporting Form. General company, contact and statewide modeling information along with claims data addressing
the following lines of business will be collected: homeowners, dwelling, mobile homeowners, commercial residential, commercial, private flood,
business interruption, and other. Companies upload the requested information via the Insurance Regulation Filing System (IRFS)
at specified time intervals as determined by the Office.
The Office intends to use the aggregated data in summary reports and other materials in order to provide the general public with information concerning
the impact of a catastrophic event on Florida’s insurance industry.
Catastrophe Reporting Notices
Recent Catastrophe Reporting Notices:
Catastrophe Reporting Forms
The following is a list of related resources for catastrophe claims reporting.
For questions regarding Catastrophe Reporting forms, please email disasterreporting@floir.com.
Catastrophe Claims Data