Fostering Proactive Decision Making with Catastrophe Risk Analysis

Prefill Provides Better Service, Lowers Operational Expenses, and Improves Premium Accuracy
It's no secret that insurance is an intensely competitive business. The property/casualty industry spends more than $4 billion annually in clever advertising campaigns vying for consumers seeking lower rates, better coverage, or better service. Learn about how you can streamline the quote process to lower operational expenses and improve premium accuracy.

Next-Generation Claims Handling: How Will the Property/Casualty Industry Respond to the Increasing Frequency and Severity of Weather-Related Events?
When an extreme weather event strikes, insurers find themselves in its path regardless of their location. The toll of the recent spate of weather catastrophes has been high and, with predictions for more to come, has emphasized carriers’ need for actionable intelligence to succeed in weathering the storm while helping to make their customers whole again.

Twenty Years after Andrew – How Far Have We Come?
Andrew, the first of only four hurricanes that season, became a defining event in the modern history of insurance risk management. If loss potential was so grossly underestimated in the country’s most hurricane-prone state, what other unknown risks lurked? As a five-year old company offering an alternative to the long-standing legacy of traditional actuarial techniques, AIR did not have all the answers. But in creating the U.S. hurricane model that founded the catastrophe modeling industry, AIR introduced a novel framework for managing the potential for extreme losses.