Peter Baltatzidis

Catastrophe model output is the basis for understanding and quantifying catastrophe risk, and today's risk managers—at all levels within an organization—need tools that empower them and provide transparency, flexibility, and choice; tools that allow them to own their risk.

AIR just hosted its first ever Interface developers conference in parallel with our annual Envision client conference. It was great to see such a tremendous response and turnout.

When underwriting a policy, how do you guard against adverse selection? How many variables go into your underwriting decision process?