Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Company
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Carrier appetite summary
Verified current public guidance is being presented through Hawaiian Hurricane Group rather than a functioning Hyundai Insurance USA underwriting page. HHG/HMF publicly markets Hawaii-specific Homeowners insurance, launched in spring 2022 as a companion policy to its Hurricane product, and emphasizes a feature-based underwriting/rating model (FURA) that evaluates foundation, roof type, improvements, alterations, and wind-mitigation characteristics rather than relying primarily on home age. Preferred business appears to be Hawaii owner-occupied homes, including older remodeled homes and homes with documented roof replacement, roof updates, retrofits, or hurricane clips, where mitigation features can earn credits. The program is specifically positioned for Hawaii housing stock, including single-wall and older homes, and highlights built-in enhanced Ordinance or Law treatment when Replacement Cost coverage is carried. Geographic focus is clearly Hawaii only, with agent access and marketing organized by island (Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, Molokai, Kauai). Publicly stated submission requirements: business must be quoted through an independent agent appointed with HHG/HMF; quote intake requires the property address, documentation for any roof replacement or major roof updates if applicable, and digital inspection photos, which are required with all submissions. Broker/producer notes: retail access is through appointed independent agents only; customers are directed to the Find an Agent page rather than direct online quoting. No official public page was found listing hard declinations, restricted occupancies, protection-class limits, wildfire/coastal restrictions, or other detailed class appetite rules, so those should be confirmed directly with HHG/HMF before marketing risks outside standard Hawaii homeowners profiles.