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Cat modellers go physical to understand climate threats
23 July 2021Insurers' modelling of natural catastrophes has predominantly relied on historical data, but this approach is becoming unsuitable as the climate changes. Paul Walsh investigates the new techniques being developed
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Cat modellers factor in flood risk from moon wobble
21 July 2021AIR Worldwide and JBA Risk Management say the impact is marginal
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Climate change could radically reshape US insurance losses
26 January 2021Re/insurers in the US could face a 20% increase in hurricane-related property losses because of climate change. But that's just the average. In certain regions, the losses might be several times higher by 2050, as AIR Worldwide's Peter Sousounis explains to Christopher Cundy
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Stronger and more frequent hurricanes on the way, warns AIR Worldwide
06 December 2019The catastrophe risk modeller said stronger and more frequent cyclones are likely in the future
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Hurricane Michael to cost insurers $6bn-10bn, says AIR Worldwide
15 October 2018Estimates do not include losses paid out by the National Flood Insurance Program
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AIR Worldwide report points to difficulties in assessing insurance impact of climate change
29 June 2017Damaging weather events expected to become frequent and intense, on the whole