FSU center to benefit as effort to downsize Cat Fund ends
Hays had also been pushing to reduce the size of the Cat Fund. As in past years, the effort faced bipartisan opposition because of concerns that lowering the coverage limit would boost costs that would be passed on to homeowners. Free-market think tanks such as R Street Institute, as well as private reinsurance companies, support Hays’ approach to the Cat Fund.
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