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Catastrophe Modeling

Catastrophe risk modeling, natural disaster loss estimates, and their implications for P&C insurance pricing and capital.

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PERILS launches 2026 IED, showing $150tn in global nat cat exposures

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At least $115bn to $125bn of cat losses needed to shift property pricing trajectory: Gallagher Re

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IoT sensors and satellite imagery to play key role in future of parametric flood insurance: Swiss Re

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Gallagher Re sets $115bn–$125bn loss threshold for meaningful pricing shift

Reinsurance News

Global insured catastrophe losses hit $20bn in Q1 2026: Gallagher Re

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100-Year Hurricane in NYC Could Cost Insurers More Than $100B: KCC

Insurance Journal

100-Year Hurricane in NYC Could Cost Insurers More Than $100B: KCC

Carrier Management

Aon estimates Q1’26 global insured catastrophe losses of $20bn at least

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Featured Analysis

Climate Risk and Catastrophe Modeling in 2026: How $107 Billion in Losses Is Reshaping Actuarial Practice

$107B in 2025 insured losses, LA wildfires at $40B, SCS as a $50B peril, California's wildfire cat model revolution, and what it means for actuarial pricing, reserving, and capital modeling.

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The P&C Market Cycle in 2026: From Hard Market to Segmented Softening

Property softening, casualty still hard, cat reinsurance in a buyers' market. Social inflation, nuclear verdicts, and the most segmented P&C market in years.

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