The catastrophe not only tested insurers and public authorities, but also demonstrated the critical importance of independent, professional loss adjusting expertise—the core mission of FUEDI and its member associations. With Germany at the centre of this unprecedented event, and with FUEDI’s presidency held by a German loss adjusting professional, the 2021 floods offer a powerful case study in how loss adjusters contribute to fair claims settlement, economic recovery and public trust following major disasters.

Following the disturbances in Belfast in June 2026 this document provides some background concerning the possibility of recovering Insurers’ outlay. In addition, this document will be an interesting comparison for European Loss Adjusters and Insurance Experts on how Riot and Malicious Damage claims are handled in the United Kingdom (UK) and the fact that within the UK itself there is different legislation according to the Country within the UK.

The Cat-Nat scheme, established in France in 1982 to compensate for the lack of cover for certain natural phenomena of exceptional intensity, is thus under significant strain. For example, the drought of 2022 cost nearly €3.5 billion under the natural disasters scheme for all parties concerned (policyholders, insurers, reinsurers).

For the first time, FUEDI was invited to give a presentation during this Asia-Pacific conference to its guests, specifically to share insights into FUEDI’s good work, potential cultural differences and most importantly, how we can help each other to further elevate the profession of loss adjusting.

For the first time, FUEDI was invited to give a presentation during this Asia-Pacific conference to its guests, specifically to share insights into FUEDI’s good work, potential cultural differences and most importantly, how we can help each other to further elevate the profession of loss adjusting.

This publication is strictly non-political. Its purpose is to provide a professional, technical assessment of the implications for the European insurance and reinsurance markets, while maintaining full respect and empathy for all those affected by the conflict.

In a rapidly evolving European insurance landscape, the future of the expert profession depends on renewal, collaboration, and strategic vision. Young FUEDI was created to ensure that the next generation of experts is not only represented — but empowered.

Denmark’s insurance industry is increasingly aligning with national climate goals by integrating recycling and eco-friendly repairs into property claims management. For loss Adjusters, this shift is not just strategic—it’s essential. This article explains how and why this issue has become a leading principle in Denmark.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, near New Hope in Westmoreland Parish. The landfall occurred early Tuesday afternoon local time, with the hurricane bringing catastrophic Category 5 conditions and sustained winds of 185 mph. This article provides a brief insight into the aftermath of the hurricane in human and damage terms. Our thoughts are very much with the victims.

The Belgium insurance market has seen significant developments in the basis of settlement of claims. These changes aim to enhance transparency, efficiency, and fairness in the claims process. This report outlines the latest developments, focusing on the role of loss adjusters, the information they need to gather, and the instructions required from insurers. Additionally, it includes advice from the GEBCAI (Groupement des Experts Belges en Constatation et Ajustement des Indemnités) loss adjusting association and their professional requirements.

The purpose of this document is to provide guidance on the regulatory requirements in FUEDI member associations’ countries of operation. This is NOT legal guidance but provides a starting point for research. Readers must not rely on this and full legal guidance must be obtained from the relevant country / jurisdiction.

This is a guide on the methodology for determining the root cause of a clay swelling claim (RGA), following approval by FRANCE ASSUREURS and the CCR (Caisse Centrale de Réassurance). This is a ‘common reference framework’ developed by FEDEA in partnership with FRANCE ASSUREURS and the CCR.

On 29 October 2024, the region of Valencia, Spain, endured one of the most catastrophic flood events in recent European history. Triggered by a DANA (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos), this slow-moving storm system unleashed over 300 mm of rain in just four hours, devastating homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods.

Luxembourg’s insurance market continues to stand out as one of Europe’s most resilient and sophisticated. With total premium income reaching €46.4 billion in 2024—€19.6 billion of which came from non-life insurance—the sector plays a vital role in protecting assets, businesses, and livelihoods. Yet, beyond the headline figures, it’s the claims process that truly reflects the strength and integrity of the market.

Loss Adjusters have been using digital tools for a while now. These tools such as laptops, tablets, mobile phones, laser measuring devices etc have made our day-to-day jobs so much easier.