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The Liquefaction Model The 2010 M7.1 Darfield earthquake in New Zealand started a sequence of events - the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (CES), that...
The Source Model The 2010 M7.1 Darfield earthquake in New Zealand started a sequence of events that propagated eastward in the Canterbury region over...
The first time I noticed the coincidence I assumed there had been a mistake. The most-costly flooding in modern Italian history inundated the city of Florence....
RMS, the world’s leading catastrophe risk modeling company, has estimated insured losses stemming from Typhoon Hagibis in Japan will be between USD $7 billion to $11 billion...
The insurance protection gap is composed of emerging markets and high-risk and intangible exposures...
As of Thursday afternoon (October 10), Super Typhoon Hagibis remains a powerful Category 4 equivalent hurricane with maximum sustained wind speeds of 150...
Typhoon Faxai was the strongest landfalling typhoon to impact the Greater Tokyo area since Typhoon Ma-on in 2004...
BNamericas talks to Víctor Roldán, Latin America head at the world’s leading catastrophe risk modeling company RMS, about the region’s insurance gap...
RMS has estimated that the insured loss from Typhoon Faxai will be between $5.0 and $9.0 billion (¥ 500 to ¥950 billion)...
Almost three months ago we passed a remarkable record in catastrophe loss. And yet no one seems to want to celebrate it. No banner headlines in the...
