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19 June 2026Insurance

Climate model misses may hide in hurricane frequency, not severity

Catastrophe models may miss the pending impact of climate-driven loss trend on account of a lingering over-emphasis on storm intensity, while the larger driver of loss growth could be an increase in hurricane frequency and landfall probability.

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