Natural Catastrophe Risk
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Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami: Ten Years of Afte...
The Japan Meteorological Agency recently called the M7.1 earthquake on February 13, 2021, an aftershock of the March 11, 2011, Mw9.0 Tohoku…
RMS 2020 Catastrophe Review: The Year of the COV...
Overshadowing the natural catastrophic events of the year, the COVID-19 pandemic – a global catastrophe that has dominated all our lives –…
A Look Back at the 2011 Great East Japan (Tohoku...
Major earthquake disasters are fortunately rare, but when they happen, it is an opportunity to learn and continue to push the boundaries of…
Update on Multidecadal Variability of European W...
At this moment, you might expect a blog about European windstorms to be about recent Storms Ciara-Sabine, Dennis and Jorge causing wind and…
New Ways of Modeling Property-Liability Clash an...
Natural disasters and other large catastrophes can trigger huge economic losses potentially among multiple insurance lines. RMS, in…
How Did the Global Risk Report Become Existential?
With each new edition – and this year’s edition is the fifteenth, inevitably, one first turns to the opening page of the report, to discover…
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