Global Catastrophes and Climate: Discussion from a Reinsurer Perspective Thomas Leidell, Tokio Millennium Re Ltd.
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2 Monday, May 1, 2017 OPENING PCS 2016 Year in Review Ted Gregory, Property Claim Services, Verisk Analytics Working Together on Colorado Catastrophes Marguerite Salazar, Colorado Insurance Commissioner Global Catastrophes and Climate: Discussion from a Reinsurer Perspective Thomas Leidell, Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. Forecasting and Nowcasting Major Earthquakes Dr. John Rundle, University of California, Davis Snow Loads and Ice Dams: An Engineering Perspective Michael Spensieri, Donan Engineering, LLC
3 Monday, May 1, 2017 Atlantic Basin Seasonal Hurricane Prediction and the Outlook for the 2017 Hurricane Season Dr. Phil Klotzbach, Department of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University Emerging Claims Trends from a Verisk Perspective Joseph H. Louwagie, Verisk Insurance Solutions Wildfires: An Expanding Threat? Dr. Arindam Samanta, Verisk Analytics Catastrophe Fraud Awareness Robert J. Bodoni, MetLife
4 Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Working Catastrophes Before They Occur: A FEMA Perspective Nancy Dragani, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Catastrophe Claims Management from an Independent Claims Adjuster Perspective Paul Tracey, Pilot Catastrophe Services Catastrophe Preparedness: Are You and Your Team Members Really Prepared and Empowered? Robert Johnson, Horace Mann Navigating Technology s Impact on Auto Catastrophes Scott Snapp, Progressive Insurance
5 Tuesday, May 2, 2017 Internet of Things (IoT): Data-Driven Claims Decisions Sandra Maples, Verisk Insurance Solutions Flood Damages to Property Charles C. Rutter, Forensic Consulting Group PCS: Future Directions Ted Gregory, Property Claim Services
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7 10 Year Average 2016 PCS Cat Activity (2016) US 43 events $21.6B in insured loss Canada 9 events $5B in insured loss Turkey 1 event `` 510M US 32 events Canada 6 events $19.2B US & $1.8B CA losses 43 US & CA 2015 cats Thunderstorms w/ Significant Hail Drive 2016 Activity 7
8 2016 Significant Events Hurricanes Hermine and Matthew First PCS hurricane events since 2012 $2.8 Billion combined Over 500k claims Verisk Weather Solutions analytics & graphics 8
9 2016 Significant Events Fort McMurray Wildfire $3.98 Billion (CAD) Nearly 35K claims Largest PCS wildfire event 80% of 2016 CAN losses 9
10 2016 Significant Events Wind & thunderstorms Cats 1621 and 1625 Hail, hail and more hail Texas $4.7 Billion (US) Over 540K claims Largest US 2016 PCS event was Cat
11 2016 Colorado Significant Events Wind & thunderstorms Cat 1642 Just over $1 Billion Over 100K claims Largest single PCS event for Colorado Colorado included in seven 2016 PCS cats Nearly $1.5B for all events in Colorado 11
12 PCS Turkey Fire, Explosions, Riots, Civil Disorder Partnership with IUC Cresta Zones 14 & 15 Nearly 20K claims Local currency - 510M 12
13 PCS Global Marine and Energy Energy Ocean Marine Industrial accident SRCC/terror/war on land Construction accident Contractor accident Exploration and production accidents Other man-made events Collision (involving vessels) ATL/CTL Fire/explosion Hull damage Retention, irretrievably deprived Machinery damage/failure SRCC/terror/war on land Piracy/war Salvage Other man-made For events over $250 mn PC+BI+liabs Offshore and non-elemental only Event types above not exhaustive 13
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17 Yesterday s Severe Weather Source: NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center 17
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19 Today s Weather Forecast Source: DOC/NOAA/NWS/NCEP Weather Prediction Center 19
20 Weather Systems Source: DOC/NOAA/NWS/NCEP Weather Prediction Center 20
21 Flash Flooding Potential Source: NOAA/NWS/NCEP Weather Prediction Center 21
22 Severe Weather Outlook Source: NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center 22
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