1 October 2011InsuranceGoran Trendafiloski

Earthquake catastrophe modelling: meeting the challenges

Earthquake catastrophe modelling today faces many challenges, not least in response to the recent events in Chile, New Zealand and Japan. The need for frequent updates of existing models considering the new scientific developments and loss data from recent events is particularly important for the territories with large insured portfolios.

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