From Bloomberg:
Waters’ impending chairmanship probably closes the window on the fiscal hawks’ ability to rein in the program, R.J. Lehmann, a senior fellow and director of finance, insurance…

From the Washington Examiner:
“It does not appear to be a priority,” Ray Lehmann, director of finance, insurance, and trade policy at the R Street Institute, a free market think tank, told…

From OneNewsNow:

Even though most Americans do not think about flood insurance every day, in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas, many are now realizing that it affects their…

From Artemis:
The two government-sponsored enterprises (GSE’s) in mortgage risk, Fannie Mae (the Federal National Mortgage Association) and Freddie Mac (the Federal Home Loan Mortgage…

From the Financial Advisor:
Severe repetitive loss properties account for just two percent of all flood insurance policies, but as much as one-third of all claims, according to R.J. Lehmann,…

From the Gaston Gazette:
The U.S. flood insurance program remains broken. More than 400,000 homeowners in the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia have flood insurance, with $106 billion in combined…

From Bloomberg Politics:
Severe repetitive loss properties account for just two percent of all flood insurance policies, but as much as one-third of all claims, according to R.J. Lehmann, director…

From the New Delhi Times:
For those without flood insurance, all they can hope for is federal funding, usually about $30,000, said Ray Lehmann, director of finance, insurance and trade policy at the…

From the New York Times:

In the Carolinas, a quarter to half of the households near the coast are insured, said Ray Lehmann, a member of SmarterSafer, a coalition of taxpayer groups, environmental…

From the Carolina Journal:
The plan has more than 190,000 policies with $71.7 billion in total exposure. Before Hurricane Florence made landfall, R.J. Lehmann, senior fellow and director of…