Posted on Wednesday, 27th January 2010 by admin
The recent devastating earthquake in Haiti has left its people aghast. As they gradually recover, they are looking around for means to resurrect their lives. But the insurance scenario in Haiti is so poor that adjusters have seen very few claims to compensate for losses after the devastation.
Most of the buildings in the Republic had no insurance whereas the losses incurred are quite significant. Despite the Republic being an active participant in the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility since 2007, the funds that resources say to have been collected will not compensate the loss. Funds collected so far amount to a mere $8 million.