Rebecca Arias

In the case of U.S. hurricanes, is your organization able to gain an understanding of their impact across all of its business units and all lines of business.

Custom views of risk can differentiate your business which is why AIR offers flexibility in its software.

Exposure data quality has a significant impact on the accuracy of results generated by a catastrophe model.

Think casualty risk can’t be modeled? Arium can help you identify, measure, and mitigate your risk.

The coronavirus COVID-19 has gained attention but it’s important to also note its impact on business disruption and its implications.

In the (re)insurance industry, the concept of open platforms has been getting a lot of attention in recent years.

The many naming conventions for crops and districts in such a large and diverse country was one of the challenges faced when building the AIR Multiple-Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI) Model for India.

Flood control methods are used throughout the world to prevent the detrimental effects of rising water levels. In the UK permanent man-made flood defenses are dominated by four types.

With inefficiency in the data transfer process a major concern, an easy way for AIR to help out is by facilitating transparency with a truly open and public exposure data schema.

Although extratropical cyclones can impact Europe at any time, a definite season runs from October to March. And 2018's season is off to a busy start.

For a complete view of European atmospheric peril risk, companies need to understand and actively manage their severe thunderstorm risk.

Read about the costliest natural disaster of 2013 and how the data from these heavy floods has been integrated into AIR’s latest inland flood model.

Each year, farmers face myriad potential perils to their crops: drought, waterlogging, frost, and hail to name a few. What can be done to mitigate crop losses?

The economic losses from severe thunderstorms significantly impact several countries throughout Europe, and it is important for insurance companies to get a view of their risk from these natural catastrophes.

The 2018 United States Farm Bill is certain to have a significant impact on agricultural and food programs across the country. The 2018 Farm Bill was a continuous topic of conversation presented at the AIR Crop Insurance Symposium in Boston, Massachusetts.