Hurricane Sandy Permanently Reset The Market's Extreme Weather Indifference
New research says that the 2012 superstorm may have corrected historic investor “undreraction” to extreme weather risk.
New research says that the 2012 superstorm may have corrected historic investor “undreraction” to extreme weather risk.
In a new report Federal Reserve researchers say a one-two punch of physical and transition risks are pushing all sides insurers balance sheet, but life insurers face the greatest threat.
Word Bank researchers say that wealthy cities are becoming more resilient to flooding while poor urban slums are drowning.
Built on a modern code base, the Climate Modeling Alliance wants to push private market hurricane models to include modern climate data.
In part two of his interview with RMN, Dr. Phil Klotzbach, research scientist in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University, discusses the role of private market catastrophe models and perils beyond hurricane.
The hurricane researcher discusses this year’s forecast and the debate about extending the season.
Oxford researcher says that regulators may be increasing risk by pushing a limited universe of certified models.
The missing piece of the puzzle may explain why modeled forecasts and losses often miss the mark in some Gulf storms.