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Insurers are increasingly combining catastrophe models with proprietary research and underwriting judgement to build their own view of risk
The actuarial methodology powering insurance risk models is advancing faster than most carriers realize. Here is what is changing
The actuarial methodology powering insurance risk models is advancing faster than most carriers realize. Here is what is changing
Financial Times: How risk modelers like Fathom and Verisk are using AI and diffusion models to bypass the limits of physics-based “cat” models to predict natural disasters — Cata...
As Wall Street races to incorporate war into its risk scenarios, the same people modeling natural catastrophes are now adapting their methodology to help investors, banks and insur...
When Mitesh Parikh, a headhunter at UK recruiter Selby Jennings, started looking for an ILS modeler for a large US hedge fund this year, the pool of qualified candidates was discon...
The 2026 catastrophe season will face a more distributed and harder-to-predict risk landscape than carriers have historically planned for, according to a new report by global claim...
Verisk's Catastrophe and Risk Solutions group flags unusual uncertainty in translating economic losses into insured claims
Verisk's Catastrophe and Risk Solutions group flags unusual uncertainty in translating economic losses into insured claims
The same people modeling natural disasters are now adapting their methodology to help investors, banks and insurers predict military conflicts.
Climate shocks, geopolitical disruption and supply chain dependencies are exposing gaps in how organisations assess extreme risk
Andrew Notohamiprodjo explains how science-based modeling caught fires that history-based tools overlooked
On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall near Buras-Triumph, Louisiana, as a Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 125 mph. It had previously reached Category 5 i...
A new study points to a seismic factor absent from many models
Wars are upending the finance industry’s ability to predict everything from the price of oil to the cost of a mortgage
Aon's latest catastrophe data captures what is becoming an all-too-familiar story for property insurers
The need to modernize the national strategy against natural disasters was at the center of the second NatCat Summit conference in Athens, organized by Money Review, Kathimerini’s f...
A new Fitch report finds the global nat cat protection gap has passed 60%, with emerging markets most exposed
A new Fitch report finds the global nat cat protection gap has passed 60%, with emerging markets most exposed
Lockton research finds conflict-related property losses over the last five years have already surpassed the entire previous decade
Lockton research finds conflict-related property losses over the last five years have already surpassed the entire previous decade
The value of uninsured natural-catastrophe losses rose more than 7% globally last year to $424 billion, with North America the most exposed region, according to a fresh analysis. W...
The National Weather Service has confirmed that the tornado that struck Runaway Bay, Texas, on April 26 was an EF2 with winds up to 125 mph. This powerful storm left a path of dest...
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