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Catastrophe Risk Management1 Complete. Current. LARSENHow will Catastrophe modeling be used in the insurance enterprise of the future? Catastrophe modeling is a profound technology that has re-shaped the property insurance and re-insurance industries. The evidence is compelling: in 1992, losses from Hurricane Andrew pushed eight insurance companies into insolvency, and several others became technically insolvent, requiring the transfer of funds from parent companies1. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina became the largest insured catastrophic loss in history with far less market disruption and insolvency despite following the dramatic 2004 hurricane loss year. While the science of Catastrophe modeling is still working to improve the precision and accuracy of models, the presence and usage of Catastrophe models was beneficial: improving the financial strength of insurers and consequently providing policy holder compensation for losses incurred from this modeling has become ubiquitous in the property insurance industry.
Catastrophe risk management is grounded on forecasting and evaluating risks, and identifying options to minimize their impact with the goal of assessing risk for …
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