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State of Alabama Department of Finance Division of Risk Management Kim Huggins Claims Manager
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ALABAMA April 27, 2011
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The State Insurance Fund Originated in 1923 to insure state owned properties, K-12 school systems and state university properties 28,000 +/- building/structures surveyed every three years by in house staff At FY10 close, $46 Billion insured values Claims are handled by in house staff and/or independent adjusting firms on contract with SIF.
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State of Alabama 2011 Property Program One Reinsurer provides $250M x/o $750M Excess Capacity One Reinsurer provides $250M x/o $500M Excess Capacity Three Reinsurers provide $300M x/o $200M Excess Capacity Nine Reinsurers provide $100M x/o $100M Seven Reinsurers provide $50M x/o $50M Six Reinsurers provide $50M x/o SIR S.I.R.= $3.5M All Other Perils Occurrence/$10M Named Storm Occurrence/ $10 M Annual Aggregate $1 B $750M $500M $200M $100M $50M $3.5M
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Statewide Impact of April 27, 2011 62 Tornados - 3 EF-5 - 8 EF-4 - 7 EF-3 240 Deaths $3 Billion In Insured Losses 120,000 Claims
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Historic Tornado Outbreak April 27, 2011
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IMPACT OF APRIL 27, 2011 ON SIF $110M Reserved 588 Claims 215 Locations 8 Exceeding $5M 6 K-12 Schools 1 Community College 1 State Park 10 Exceeding $1M
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Hackleburg Elementary/High School
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Phil Campbell High School
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Alberta Elementary School
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SIF Comparison of Catastrophe Losses CategoryIvanCat 46 Date of Loss9/16/20044/27/2011 Counties Impacted5333 Agencies Impacted10260 Locations Impacted500215 Number of Claims2453588 Amount of Loss$30 Million$110 Million Location Claims $5M +18 Location Claims $1M +310
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Summary Analysis Ivan was a Category 3 Hurricane Impacted a large portion of Alabama Major damage to only a few locations Cat 46 was a series of EF 3, 4 & 5 Tornadoes Impacted a large portion of Alabama Major damage to a large number of locations
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ISSUES
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Coordination Coordination with Excess Carriers Assignment of the lead adjuster Third Party Experts Engineers Estimators Accountants Salvagers Broker’s Role.
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Communication Communication with SIF Policy Holders Role of Risk Management Immediate and Clear Instruction Availability of Advance Funds.
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Independent Adjusters Role of Independent Adjusters Our Representative Works with Excess Adjusters and Experts Directs and Manages Claim
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Delays By Excess Experts to Provide Building Estimates Scopes By SIF Policyholders to Initiate Emergency Restoration due to State Bid Law rules.
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On A Positive Note Our Broker helped us resolve issues quickly and is currently working with excess on specific guidelines to follow after a CAT Loss Our Independent Adjusters remained loyal to the SIF The SIF made advance funds immediately available to hardest hit locations.
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ALABAMA Department of Finance Risk Management Division Questions?
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