All Risk modelling articles
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NewsCyber reinsurance market evolves but further developments crucial
Across the cyber reinsurance market there have been major strides in maturity over the past few years from the creation of sound fundamentals to innovators pushing the envelope in new ways, writes Brittany Baker, vice president of Solution Consulting, CyberCube.
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NewsMIS: Modelled Data vs Observed Intelligence
In a major paradigm shift, modelled data is being sidelined for tangible information sourced from observed intelligence. McKenzie Intelligence Services’ chief product officer Rosina Smith describes how we’re bridging the gap between prediction and knowledge.
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NewsAon and top reinsurers launch Open Exposure Data Standard
Initial testing on reinsurance placement data for Japan, Australia and China has proved successful
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NewsHannover Re, Stone Ridge in ground-breaking cyber risk transfer
The asset manager intends to “meaningfully grow” its cyber exposure after $100m quota share cession
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NewsCyber: Hitting pause
At below $10 billion, why has the cyber re/insurance market failed to live up to its potential?
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NewsEuropean wildfires rise 75% YOY
As wildfires have only recently been considered a material peril, the modelling is not as developed, finds Chaucer
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NewsRe/insurers brace for cryptocrash impact
Insurers are likely to review or amend policy wordings to ensure they are not indirectly insuring losses
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NewsSystemic fears are stifling cyber market growth
Modelling accumulation risk scenarios will unlock cyber re/insurance potential - Swiss Re
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NewsPool Re slashes rates for terrorism cover
UK terrorism pool has announced the most significant reduction in its reinsurance pricing for 20 years
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NewsJBA and Reinsurance Solutions join forces to support African insurers for flood risk management
Nikki Pilgrim, Technical Director at JBA, explains: “The launch last year of our global flood modelling capability, driven by JBA’s FLY Technology, was a breakthrough opportunity that has allowed JBA and our clients to fill geographic gaps in traditional modelling.