Advanta Bulletin - The 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is approaching
May 24, 2022
Every year, the period from the beginning of June to the end of November is the time of hurricane and tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean. Meteorologists and climatologists are trying to predict what the weather may bring in this time.
Scientists from Colorado State University forecasting that in the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in the coming season, there will be 19 tropical storms with winds of at least 63 kilometres per hour and nine hurricanes with wind speeds of every at least 119 km / h.
Our dedicated CAT response teams are readily available and licenced to provide assistance to our clients with complex and technical claims.
ADVANTA has significant expertise in dealing with catastrophic events and has experience in handling similar losses around the globe. Our teams can provide immediate local assistance on claims related to Property, Energy, BI/ CBI, Liability and Marine.
Our portfolio of NATCAT expertise includes the 2010 and 2014 Chile earthquakes, the 2010 - 12 Christchurch earthquakes, various hurricanes in the Caribbean, including Hurricane Wilma in 2005 and Hurricane Gonzalo in 2014, Chilean floods in 2015, Hurricane Maria and Irma in 2017, the Mexico earthquakes in 2017 and those in Puerto Rico and Jamaica in 2020, amongst others. Our dedicated Catastrophe loss adjusters offer their expertise, technical insight and efficient service to meet policyholders and claimants needs swiftly during these critical times.
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