Next Jebi scale wind loss likely 20 years away: PartnerRe
February 17 2020 by Andrew Tjaardstra
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Parametrics primed for APAC’s insurance mainstream: Descartes
- November 28
As the search for nat cat capacity grows in the region, the MGA is looking at 'solid double-digit' premium growth this year on more demand from Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific islands and the Philippines.
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Unwillingness to deploy capacity comes from too many surprises in the covers: Allianz Re’s Steimen
- November 17
The (re)insurance industry needs to make sure that it understands the risks via the use of models and has to invest more into better data as economic growth in Asia keeps driving losses up.
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Prepare to deal with US$200bn annual cat losses: Verisk
- November 10
Flood remains the most tangible gap when it comes to modelling and quantifying risk as catastrophes across APAC are becoming more extreme.
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Extreme events in Greater China could lead to US$4.6tn economic losses over five years: Lloyd’s
- October 11
This is the largest financial impact, closely followed by Asia Pacific with the losses worth US$4.5 trillion, says new Lloyd's systemic risk scenario that models food and water shocks.
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