Models

2025 Hurricane Season Marked by Peak-Season Lull and “Extremely Benign” U.S. Impacts

A stronger-than-normal 2025 Atlantic season delivered an unprecedented peak-season shutdown and almost no U.S. losses.

Melissa Wipes Out 7.2% of Jamaica’s Infrastructure, Finance Tools Cover Only a Fraction: World Bank

Jamaica faces a massive recovery after Hurricane Melissa wiped out 7.2 percent of its infrastructure capital, far exceeding the reach of its otherwise strong disaster-risk financing system.

Verisk Exec Says Revenue Is Defensible Across Market, Government Spending Headwinds

New York Proposal Would Crack Open Insurance Models, Data

Catastrophe Models Become Macro-Prudential Concern, Report Warns

Physical Risk Models Face Critical Gaps in Translating Climate Science to Fiscal Policy

RGA Sees U.K. Mortality Headwinds, GLP-1 Gains in Revised Outlook

RGA highlighted revised mortality assumptions shaped by U.K. headwinds and GLP-1 optimism, alongside planned mid-2026 full deployment of its Ruby Re sidecar.

Verisk Says AI Data Will Fuel Growth While Record-Low Catastrophes Depress Claims Transactions

TWIA Committee Splits Model Difference

Moody's Says RMS Is Primed as Post-Insurance Growth Engine

Federal Wildfire Bill Seeks to Align Modeling With Private Insurance Market Access

Federal wildfire legislation advances with a first-of-its-kind mandate to align government fire modeling with private insurance market availability.