2018

The automotive supply chain took a hit when a key Meridian Magnesium facility exploded. See how risk optimizing can help manufacturers mitigate disruptions.

On May 27 dramatic flash flooding wreaked havoc in the historic center of Ellicott City, 13 miles west of Baltimore in Maryland. This event hit the headlines, thanks to dramatic video footage and because it is even worse than the major flooding in July 2016.

This summer, we'll be releasing our new reinsurance catastrophe modeling analytics application, Touchstone Re™!

Ten years ago today, the costliest severe thunderstorm outbreak to strike Europe since the 1984 Munich hailstorm began.

Deciding how best to go about running additional analyses and integrating catastrophe modeling output into a reinsurer's own internal analytics system is no simple matter, and the consequences of getting it wrong can be significant.

AIR’s meteorological team reviews 18th AMSConference on Tropical Meteorology and Hurricanes with talks about stormsurges, hurricane landfalls, and more.

AIR shares what we’ve learned in the past 12 years about the importance of model stability in the face of high loss variability in Weathering Hurricane Variability in a Warm Atlantic.

You can't have missed the dramatic images coming out of Hawaii of glowing lava and burning homes, thanks to the current activity of Kilauea.

We are just a couple of weeks away from the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season on June 1, and it is time for AIR's Annual Hurricane Contest!

With record-setting wildfire losses in 2017, and losses steadily increasing year over year, what more can—or must—be done to reduce the detrimental impact of wildfires?