Kazi Farzan Ahmed

Dr. Kazi Farzan Ahmed is a senior scientist and manager for Verisk’s extreme event solutions team, working with the agricultural risk modeling group. Kazi earned a PhD and an MS in environmental engineering from the University of Connecticut and a BS in civil engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.

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Wet Weather in Canada Could Impact Crop Insurance Losses

June 23, 2022

Categories: Crop

The 2022 crop year in Manitoba and Saskatchewan started with challenging conditions.

India Crop Insurance Program: Cup and Cap vs. PMFBY

July 1, 2021

Categories: Crop

India’s main crop insurance scheme is the PMFBY, a multiple-peril yield-based crop insurance program. A majority of PMFBY premiums are subsidized by central and state government payments to insurers to maintain modest premium rates charged to farmers.

How U.S. Crop Hail Losses Can Stack Up Over A Season

September 17, 2020

Categories: Crop

The 2019 hail season in the U.S. garnered much attention from crop hail (re)insurers.

Creating a Comprehensive Crop Yield Database for India

May 9, 2019

Categories: Crop

A multi-peril crop insurance (MPCI) catastrophe model, like any catastrophe modeling framework, depends on different types of historical data to various extents.

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Kazi Farzan Ahmed

Following are some recent blogs:

Wet Weather in Canada Could Impact Crop Insurance Losses

India Crop Insurance Program: Cup and Cap vs. PMFBY

How U.S. Crop Hail Losses Can Stack Up Over A Season

Creating a Comprehensive Crop Yield Database for India

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