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Do We Need a “Category 6” for Tropical Cyclones?
Climate modeling studies generally agree that anthropogenic climate change will likely cause tropical cyclones globally to be more intense on…
Terrorism Insurance Market: A Mature Approach to...
We were delighted to welcome so many representatives of the insurance industry to the RMS Terrorism Risk seminar in New York last month. Our…
California Earthquake: Big Risk, Big Exposure
Unlike most U.S. property and casualty insurance, whose take-up rates range from ten percent (California residential earthquake) to greater…
Tornadoes in Europe
On March 12, 2018, an EF2 tornado struck the Italian city of Caserta, located about 30 kilometers (18 miles) north of Naples. The tornado…
Recapping a Memorable 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Se...
RMS has released its 2017 North Atlantic Hurricane Season Review documenting one of the most active, damaging, and costliest seasons on record…
The Caribbean Disaster Resilience Levy
The islands of the Caribbean have a problem. The air and earth around them is unforgiving. They are some of the most hazardous places on the…
