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What recent allegations about catastrophe risk modeling mean for insurers’ boards and senior managers.

Recent reports suggesting some firms are applying downward pressure on the outputs of catastrophe risk models raise difficult questions that insurers’ boards and senior managers should consider now.

A recent article in the Financial Times reported that a number of insurance professionals had raised concerns about catastrophe risk modeling. Catastrophe models

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