Big Cats Force Change In Disaster Models

New assumptions about storm frequency and severity must be takeninto account

The extraordinary events of the last two years–producing $100billion of catastrophe claims–will require disaster modelers tomodify assumptions about storm frequencies and intensities, andwill force insurers to change how they plan for future events aswell, a modeling firm executive contends.

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