Wildfire losses are likely to have a major impact on the insurance industry’s first-quarter earnings. The majority of insured losses will be shared among standard and E&S homeowners insurers, the California FAIR Plan, and commercial property insurers, with smaller losses for fine art, collectibles and auto insurers. The distribution of losses will depend on insurers’ market shares in the affected regions.
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