Calming the storms poses strategic challenge for insurers
Secondary perils, which include severe convective storms, wildfire, winter storms and flood, now account for the majority of North American insured catastrophe losses, yet reinsurance programmes, models and pricing frameworks remain calibrated for rare, catastrophic events, according to Marsh, a leading global professional services firm.
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