As admitted capacity decreases, there's a growing segment of high-quality business that the surplus lines market is accommodating. (Credit: Tierney/Adobe Stock) As admitted capacity decreases, there's a growing segment of high-quality business that the surplus lines market is accommodating. (Credit: Tierney/Adobe Stock)

As major property insurers retrench from California due to wildfire risk, and admitted markets become scarcer in Florida, Louisiana and other coastal states, there is an all-time need for capacity solutions in catastrophe-exposed regions.

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