14 September 2016Insurance

Why cat models require a more proactive than reactive approach

Catastrophes in 2016, both natural and manmade, have reinforced Impact Forecasting’s view that cat models require a more proactive than reactive approach, Adam Podlaha, the company’s chief executive, told Monte Carlo Today.

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