The Federal Insurance Office should have the “ability to immediately estimate exposures related to catastrophic events” and provide it to the federal government.
That's according to the vision for the FIO spelled out in the proposed 2014 U.S. budget released by President Obama on April 10.
Examples of a catastrophic event would include the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks or Hurricane Katrina.
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