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Insurance pools meant to serve as backstops for consumers shut out of traditional markets are grappling with increased exposure to natural disasters, according to experts and market data, a trend that observers say is concerning as climate change intensifies storms.

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Whether the&nbsp;commissioner's regulatory strategy&nbsp;will help secure those commitments is an open question, and experts say that given the slow process of enacting regulations, it&nbsp;could still take years&nbsp;for their potential effect to take hold. Alan Rubin, a lobbyist who co-leads&nbsp;Blank Rome's Severe Weather Emergency Recovery Team, told Law360&nbsp;that insurers and last-resort insurers could benefit from issuing green bonds to help finance resilience projects in high-risk areas. Major insurance companies and reinsurers like&nbsp;Munich Re&nbsp;already have such programs in place, raising billions of dollars for sustainability and clean-energy initiatives. "It's hard to get people over the hump, in terms of getting it done, but there are projects like that, and it makes a huge amount of sense,"&nbsp;Rubin said&nbsp;in an interview.

To read the full article, please click&nbsp;<a href="https://www.law360.com/insurance-authority/articles/1821302">here</a>.

"Last-Resort Insurers Grapple with Increasing Exposure," by&nbsp;Eli Flesch&nbsp;was published in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.law360.com/insurance-authority/articles/1821302">Law360 Insurance Authority</a>&nbsp;on April 4, 2024.

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