All RMS articles
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NewsDebby insured loss capped at $1.5bn – Moody’s RMS
Catastrophe modeller Moody’s RMS’s Hurricane Debby estimate represents insured losses associated with wind, storm surge, and precipitation-induced flooding.
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NewsMoody’s RMS developing point location data for simpler cat models
2024 is tipped to be the hottest year for 100 million years, with droughts and wildfires continuing to be a major threat, according to the cat modeller’s chief research officer.
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NewsHawaii wildfires: Moody’s RMS estimates insured property loss of $2.5-4bn
Most losses are expected to be from the town of Lahaina, which sustained catastrophic urban fires for 12 hours and destroyed almost 2,200 structures. Around 75% of the economic loss is expected to be insured, the cat modeller thinks.
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NewsOasis cyber data standard will ‘unlock additional capital’
Improving efficiency of data transfer is key for the cyber insurance market to reduce costs, says open source modeller
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NewsRMS: Turkey earthquake largest in 84 years
Tragedy is a reminder that resilience is the main defense against such powerful seismic events
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NewsRare hurricane set for east Florida landfall
Nicole is expected to intensify to a category 1 storm as it approaches the east Florida coast so late in the season
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NewsHurricane Ian to cost insurers up to $74 billion - RMS
Estimate reflects insured wind, storm surge, and inland flood impacts for the US with additional NFIP losses up to $10 billion
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NewsInflation a major wildcard for Florida recovery - RMS
’Wind versus water’ claims disputes to arise post Ian, with full recovery likely to “take years”
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NewsIan: NHC warns of 18 feet storm surge
Hurricane Ian is set to make landfall in southwest Florida as a category 4 storm with windspeeds up to 155mph
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NewsHurricane Ian close to Cat 5 in strength - RMS
NHC has Ian making landfall as a category 4 major hurricane near Port Charlotte shortly after 2pm local time
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NewsInsured losses from Storms Dudley and Eunice predicted to reach up to €4.5bn
The global insured losses arising from Storms Dudley and Eunice, which hit the UK in February 2022, are expected to reach between €3bn (£2.5bn) and €4.5bn (£3.7bn), according to risk modelling firm RMS.
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NewsIda claims could reach $35 billion - RMS
Losses reflect property damage and business interruption to commercial, industrial, infrastructure and marine cargo among other classes of business
