Catastrophe Modeling Software Has Evolved In The Age Of Terrorism
Catastrophic loss has always been a source of major concern for insurers. The premium charged for a risk and the aggregation of risks that an insurer might assume take on greater significance when many policies could incur loss from a single event. As insurers have grown larger, the issue of correlation of risk between individual policies has become increasingly important.
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