13 July 2026Reinsurance

Delivering proactive loss forecasts before risk events assists insurers: Aon

Catastrophe modelling is evolving beyond predicting where extreme weather will strike to estimating insured losses before an event unfolds, giving insurers earlier visibility of potential exposure.

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