RMS Advances Climate Risk Modeling and Moves More Models to High Definition
RMS, a Moody's Analytics subsidiary, has announced the release of four new High Definition models: Europe Windstorm, North America Winterstorm, North America Severe Convective Storm, and Terrorism. These advanced models enhance risk analysis and catastrophe risk quantification through a simulation-based framework. The Europe Windstorm model will cover 17 countries, including Finland and Liechtenstein, while the Terrorism model introduces improved financial analytics. These models are expected to be available in 2022 and 2023, significantly boosting RMS's capabilities in risk management.
- Introduction of four new High Definition models enhancing risk analysis for various storm events and terrorism.
- New models incorporate high-fidelity simulation techniques for better catastrophe risk quantification.
- Expansion of the Europe Windstorm model to include 17 countries, enhancing coverage.
- Improved financial model capabilities with the Terrorism HD Model, allowing multi-region analysis.
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Europe Windstorm, North America Winterstorm, North America Severe Convective Storm and Terrorism Models all move to High Definition (HD)
RMS HD Models represent the next generation of risk modeling, delivering deeper analysis and granularity from Moody’s. The HD probabilistic models incorporate a high-fidelity, simulation-based framework for modeling event frequency and severity, to provide a major step forward in the quality of catastrophe risk quantification. The framework allows for event footprints to be represented more realistically across larger event sets.
The new RMS Europe Windstorm HD Model further enhances the current model and will cover 17 countries, adding
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RMS launched its market-leading Terrorism Model in 2002, to help firms better manage exposed risks and quantify losses and casualties due to macro terrorism. As part of the suite of capabilities Moody’s provides clients, the new RMS Terrorism HD Model offers increased transparency in exceedance probability (EP) generation, with outputs and analysis processes consistent with other RMS HD models. Workflow improvements include expanded financial model capabilities, multi-region selections, property and workers compensation in a single analysis, and introduces selectable causes of loss: conventional, fire only, or chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN).
The planned general availability for the RMS Terrorism HD Model will be in 2022, Europe Windstorm HD Model in 2023, and North America Winterstorm and North America Severe Convective Storm in 2024.
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