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Monte Carlo's New Reality: Climate-Conditioned Models and Real-Time Risk
Karen Clark explains how real-time data validation and climate-conditioned risk assessment are transforming investor confidence in secondary perils as the reinsurance industry heads into its annual pricing cycle.
Bahamas Issues National Standard for Hurricane Models
The Bahamas has established new technical standards for hurricane risk modeling that mandate probabilistic approaches and estimate current annual average losses
AIG Defends Reinsurance Strategy
AIG CEO Peter Zaffino defended the insurer's heavy reinsurance strategy as a competitive advantage during property market downturns.
Risk Modeling Drives Record ILS Market Growth as Models Influence Capital Requirements
Katrina at 20: Fermat's John Seo on Cat Bonds, Models, and Market Lessons
Fermat Capital’s John Seo reflects on how the storm validated catastrophe models, transformed the cat bond market, and laid the groundwork for today’s cyber risk transfer.
"Hyperclustering" Is Killing US Flood Insurance Program
Senators Target Flood Risk Models, Cat Bond Expansion
A Congressional inquiry into NFIP reauthorization explores expanding catastrophe bond usage and opening FEMA's proprietary flood risk models to third-party review.
How Markets Are Pricing Tomorrow's Weather with Catastrophe Models
Join the Risky Science Podcast for a live discussion with Dr. Paul Wilson.
Life Reinsurance Rewired
Plus, wildfire models won't fix what's already broken in California,
Cat Models, Insurers Should Expect Additional "Nature-Based" Risk Mandates
Why California Should Buy, Not Build Wildfire Models
California needs to learn the successes, and failures, of other states when addressing its growing wildfire crisis.