Cal quake model set for 35 percent downwards reset

17 June 2009

X
LinkedIn
Show more sharing options

The ILS market is braced for upcoming changes to California earthquake models that may reduce the estimated hazard resulting from a temblor by up to 35 percent.

Enter your e-mail to claim a free trial:

Uncover exclusive insights tailored for insurance leaders

Stay Informed: Access exclusive industry insights
Gain a competitive advantage: Hear first about tactical developments
Make better decisions: Understand market dynamics in crucial lines of business

Take a free trial Already a subscriber? Login now

Cal quake model set for 35 percent downwards reset

Uncover exclusive insights tailored for insurance leaders

Topics

Most Recent

Universal ‘seeing more entrants coming into the market’: CEO Donaghy

ILS managers can differentiate on ESG factors: panel

Cyber ILS market 'yet to be tested’: panel

Sponsors routinely weigh cat bonds as part of their risk transfer strategy: panel

Jamaica’s $150mn cat bond prices at upper reach of guidance

Cal quake model set for 35 percent downwards reset

Login to continue

Uncover exclusive insights tailored for insurance leaders

Topics

Universal ‘seeing more entrants coming into the market’: CEO Donaghy

ILS managers can differentiate on ESG factors: panel

Cyber ILS market 'yet to be tested’: panel

Sponsors routinely weigh cat bonds as part of their risk transfer strategy: panel

Jamaica’s $150mn cat bond prices at upper reach of guidance