Adam Podlaha, head of Impact Forecasting team, Aon Benfield

23 October 2018Insurance

No value in post-cat estimates

Publishing market-wide loss estimates for natural catastrophes creates headlines but they can be unhelpful to clients calculating estimates for specific portfolios, Adam Podlaha, head of Aon Benfield’s Impact Forecasting team, told Baden-Baden Today.

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