Natural Catastrophe Risk
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Typhoon Faxai: Walking in Its Tracks
Typhoon Faxai was the strongest landfalling typhoon to impact the Greater Tokyo area since Typhoon Ma-on in 2004. Making two landfalls as it…
Reactions North America Awards: We’re in Good Co...
On Thursday, September 26, a contingent from RMS attended the Reactions’ 2019 North America (Re)Insurance Conference and Awards in New York.…
The Year of the Kitten
Almost three months ago we passed a remarkable record in catastrophe loss. And yet no one seems to want to celebrate it. No banner headlines…
EXPOSURE Magazine: Looking Ahead to the Next Ten...
The year 2020 is just months away, and in the latest edition of EXPOSURE — the RMS magazine for risk management professionals, we consider…
Hurricane Dorian: Who Takes Responsibility for t...
In late 2005 I was on New Providence Island, Bahamas, producing a map to show which properties around the island were within the storm surge…
SiteIQ: The Power of Now
The democratizion of risk data is a core mission for RMS; to provide relevant, timely risk insight to everyone who needs it, designed for…
