The potential for tens of billions of dollars of liability losses stemming from unpriced risk in a casualty catastrophe feeds continuing concerns and research into what might become “the next…
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One of the many reasons casualty catastrophe is a challenge to model is that the insured’s exposure is driven by its past and present business activities: the industrial processes it…
read moreYesterday, Praedicat released a new version of its risk model. It is a breakthrough in many ways and we are excited to make it available to our clients in our…
read more“Casualty insurers are hungry for that sort of innovation, for the same sort of transformation in liability that happened in property,” Dr. Robert Reville, CEO of Praedicat. RMS Exposure recently…
read moreHow can we gain insight into emerging risks? At the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) Annual Conference & Exhibition in Philadelphia, Robert Reville, CEO of Praedicat, and Anna Pierce,…
read morePraedicat, an InsureTech analytics company based in Los Angeles, California, is pleased to announce today that it has licensed Oortfolio™, its casualty catastrophe modeling solution, to Tokio Millennium Re AG…
read morePraedicat’s new modeling capabilities in the pharmaceutical space present both opportunities for modeling and challenges arising in the ever-changing landscape of federal pharmaceutical law and regulation. To illustrate how we…
read moreIn a Carrier Management article, Fred Kipperman, Praedicat’s Vice President for Client Global Development, takes a look at traditional approaches to measuring casualty cat risks. The analysis explores how revenue,…
read moreInsider Quarterly’s fall 2016 edition surveys the landscape of casualty catastrophe modeling. The author, Adam McNestrie, describes Praedicat CEO Bob Reville as casualty modeling’s “most ambitious protagonist,” and he concludes…
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