-
Catastrophe modellers are red hot on climate
09 July 2021InsuranceERM's annual roundup of developments among catastrophe modellers and platform providers finds one overwhelming theme: the need to provide insurers with better ways to understand the impact of climate change on risk. Cintia Cheong, Christopher Cundy, Ronan McCaughey and Paul Walsh report
-
"It's great that insurers are becoming more demanding about their models"
20 May 2021Karen Clark pinpoints the trends driving KCC's modelling updates
-
American Family licenses KCC's US cat models
27 April 2021Insurers' expectations around catastrophe models are rising, says KCC's chief executive
-
US winter storms will lead to 750,000 claims and $18bn insured loss
23 February 2021Cat modelling chief Karen Clark says similar events could reasonably occur in future
-
KCC uses weather prediction techniques in US winter storm model
12 January 2021Winter storms cause nearly $3bn of insured losses in the US annually
-
Hurricane Zeta: loss estimates from KCC, AIR, CoreLogic, RMS
04 November 2020Catastrophe modellers predict up to $5.5bn in insured losses
-
AIR Worldwide forecasts up to $3bn insured losses from hurricane Delta
14 October 2020Damage exacerbated due to Delta following hurricane Laura
-
KCC puts Delta insured losses at over $1bn
13 October 2020Wind and storm surge losses in the US are estimated at $950m
-
RMS estimates up to $3.5bn insured cost from Sally
24 September 2020Hurricane Sally came with stronger winds than expected, weakened quickly but was slow-moving, says RMS
-
Hurricane Sally insured losses could hit $3bn
21 September 2020Latest estimates from AIR Worldwide and Karen Clark & Company