June Feature Story
Best Practices for Managing Catastrophe Risk

Natural catastrophes such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, and winter storms can jeopardize the financial well-being of an otherwise stable, profitable company. Catastrophe models are tools that help risk managers effectively assess catastrophe risk and make informed risk management decisions. By incorporating the results of catastrophe models, best practices can enable risk managers to take greater control of the risk transfer process and make the best and most cost-effective decisions for their enterprises. »Read the full story

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Articles:

• Dealing with Postcatastrophe Fraud
• Managing Cat Risk More Effectively
• High-Quality Exposure Data is the Key to Effective Catastrophe Risk Management

Training and Education:

• AIR Institute Catastrophe Modeling Certification Program

Capabilities:

• Property claims reporting
• Hazard information
• Catastrophe modeling
• Hurricane, earthquake, and severe thunderstorm

Web Seminar:

• Applying Catastrophe Modeling at the Point of Commercial Underwriting