Marine Cargo Catastrophe Modeling: Navigating the Challenges, Charting the Opportunities

The storm surge of Hurricane Sandy and the recent explosions at the Port of Tianjin resulted in record-setting marine losses. These come at a time when international trade is experiencing rapid changes as vessels grow larger and ports expand – and the insurance industry is exposed to greater accumulations of risk.

We’re offering you a 32-page report that explores the key elements used in developing our new marine cargo and specie global risk model, the world’s first.

The report offers insights on:

• The current state of cargo modeling in the marine market
• A cargo-specific modeling approach focused on vulnerability and port accumulation management
• Best practices for cargo modeling
  
• The future of marine modeling
  

For a close look at cargo catastrophe risk, exposure accumulation at key global ports, and whether huge losses are the “new norm,” download the report today. For questions about the model, email [email protected].