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Insurers are increasingly combining catastrophe models with proprietary research and underwriting judgement to build their own view of risk
The insurance industry should be prepared to withstand $171 billion in insured catastrophe losses, on average in a given year, up $19 billion from a year ago, according to Verisk....
SCS losses hit $51 billion in the US for a third consecutive year - but 80-90% of the long-term rise comes from construction costs and litigation, not weather. AI models close one...
Six straight years above US$100 billion and no US hurricane - that is the new baseline for global catastrophe losses
Research by MS Amlin reveals potentially material underestimation of severe loss scenarios
Six straight years above $100 billion and no US hurricane - that is the new baseline for global catastrophe losses
The catastrophe modeling business unit of Jersey City-based Verisk, a data analytics and technology provider to the global insurance industry, calculates that the insurance sector...
Andrew Notohamiprodjo explains how science-based modeling caught fires that history-based tools overlooked
Examining volatility and concentration to inform risk management strategies
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...
Severe convective storms (SCS) are no longer a secondary concern in the catastrophe (CAT) risk landscape. Once viewed as frequent yet manageable events, hail, tornadoes and high wi...
As businesses prepare for a potential super El Niño, WTW says the industry's biggest blind spot lies in modelling how disruption spreads through supply chains
Atlantic hurricane threat eases as Pacific, flood and wildfire exposures rise
Howden Re, the reinsurance arm of insurance broker Howden, is partnering with the modeling company Synthetik Insurance Technologies, to launch an analytical tool designed to help i...
Atlantic hurricane threat eases as Pacific, wildfire and flood exposures rise
A modeling factor called conflagration is extending meaningful risk into neighborhoods legacy maps once classified as safe - and state disclosure laws mean brokers need to understa...
Fire-generated thunderstorms, rare in Europe, are complicating containment in Gironde and raising questions about whether current wildfire models can keep up
New Cotality data shows conflagration risk is reshaping wildfire exposure
As climate events intensify, exposure is expanding, and loss severities from secondary perils, such as convective storms, wildfires, floods and hail, are no longer easily dwarfed b...
Hurricanes, wildfires and other major weather events often dominate attention, but severe convective storms remain one of the most frequent and costly weather threats facing busine...
Insurers are turning to catastrophe bonds to pass on historic levels of wildfire risk to the capital markets. Issuance of cat bonds that include exposure to wildfires has already s...
Increase in severity of storms, floods, wildfires and more - as well as rising property values and insurance costs - spurs surge in modelled losses from natural catastrophes in a g...
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...
Catastrophe and supply chain risk pile pressure on developers and insurers
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