
November 2-3 2017
Florida Chamber of Commerce 2017 Insurance Summit
Karen Clark participated on a panel discussing how Hurricane Irma could have been worse and the implications for the Florida property insurance market.
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Karen Clark participated on a panel discussing how Hurricane Irma could have been worse and the implications for the Florida property insurance market.
Karen Clark presented Innovations in Risk Modeling: Gaining Deeper Insights into Catastrophe Losses Before, During, and After.
Dr. Nozar Kishi presented "Development of CE-based Earthquake and Typhoon Loss Models for Japan" at the 19th International Conference on Risk Assessment and Management. The presentation highlighted how this advanced methodology for modeling catastrophes provides important new information for risk management decision makers.
Dr. Babak Kamrani presented "The CE Method for Development of a Stochastic Earthquake Catalogue for Japan" at the 19th International Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology. This methodology underlined the hazard component of the new KCC Japan earthquake model.
Dr. Nozar Kishi participated in the Catastrophe Insurance & Risk Management Summit 2017. The summit, which focused around case studies and lessons learned, served as a platform to bring Asian insurers and reinsurers to discuss data quality, compare and evaluate the use of catastrophe models, and understand the model results' impact on risk management. An important objective was to find ways to increase the insurance penetration and close the catastrophe protection gap in Asia.
Dr. Filmon Habte presented "An Event-based Typhoon Model for Japan" and "Hurricane Matthew Multi-hazard Damage Survey" at the 13th Americas Conference on Wind Engineering.
Executives and model developers from Karen Clark & Company participated in a number of sessions at the annual RAA Cat Risk Management conference.