Hurricane risk forecasts are only part of the reinsurance pricing equation
Improvements in seasonal hurricane forecasting are giving reinsurers and ILS managers a clearer picture of how catastrophe risk might change from year to year. But the commercial value of that information depends on more than the accuracy of the predictions, with pricing conditions potentially having a far greater influence on underwriting profitability.
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