Date
Time

8.00am - 12.30pm

Venue
Virtual

EAA Web Session: Introduction to Natural Catastrophe Modelling

Announcement from EAA organiser:

Natural Catastrophe Models are a key ingredient for the assessment of Nat Cat risk. Questions like “What losses do we expect from catastrophic events on average?” and “What losses do we need to expect in the worst case?” are becoming more and more relevant, in particular considering climate change. Natural Catastrophe Models try to answer these questions in a statistical sense, and have for many years now become an important tool for the assessment of (re-)insurance contracts.

During the web session, the basic components of a Nat Cat model will be explained: Exposure data, the hazard, vulnerabilities, and the financial model. Additionally, sources of uncertainty will be discussed together with methods for quantification. After the first part, we will build our own simple Nat Cat model in a hands-on case study. Lastly, we will look in more detail at the results a model can produce and how to use them for pricing in the reinsurance context.

Click here to register. Your early-bird registration fee is € 240.00 (net) / € 285.60 (incl. VAT, if applicable) for bookings by 5 September 2024. After this date, the fee will be € 325.00 (net) / € 386.75 (incl. VAT, if applicable).

Agenda

Click here (Note: timing via that link is in CEST [Central European Summer Time].)

Biographical details

Dr Daniel Bölinger
Daniel, a physicist and neuroscientist by training, works for more than 10 years at Munich Re in different roles related to Natural Catastrophe Modeling: Model Calibration, Accumulation Control, Property Treaty Underwriting, Nat Cat Tool Development.

Event Type
Virtual
Event format
Virtual event
Speakers/Presenters
Dr Daniel Bölinger
Organizer
European Actuarial Academy (EAA)