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In the early hours of January 17, 1994, a Mw6.7 earthquake struck northwestern Los Angeles, causing 57 fatalities and up to US$40 billion of direct damage. The Northridge event changed...
Surveys suggest that 91 percent of American homeowners purchase insurance, but when it comes to flood risk the story could not be more different. Flooding is not covered in standard...
RMS estimates total onshore U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Delta to be between US$2.0bn and US$3.5bn...
Since Katrina, models for natural disasters have proliferated. There are new breeds of models, ensemble models, that research shows can be...
After recently launching new High Definition Models™ during August, we are delighted to announce that clients using...
In the midst of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, Pete Dailey, vice president at RMS compares and contrasts 2005, perhaps the most memorable Atlantic season in recorded history, to 2020...
Sea surface temperatures across the Atlantic remain conducive to more storm formations during this year's hurricane season, according to RMS' James Cosgrove...
Newark, CA – September 24, 2020 – RMS, the world’s leading catastrophe risk solutions company, estimates that total U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Sally will be between US$2.0 and...
RMS, the world’s leading catastrophe risk company estimates insured losses for the Western U.S. will be between US$4.0 and US$8.0 billion. These losses...
RMS' Jeff Waters enforces the importance of the use of modeling tools and datasets to help the market quantify the risks of major hurricane events...
