Insurers Can Brace For Multiple Catastrophes Disaster-modeling software helps carriers prepare for worst-case scenarios
In the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew, which leveled parts of south Florida in 1992, probabilistic catastrophe modeling became the industrys standard technology for managing the risk from hurricanes and other extreme events.
However, the industrys focus since Andrew has largely been on preparing for the next “big one,” whether hurricane or earthquake.
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