1) Country risk management involves identifying, assessing, and implementing prevention, mitigation, and adaptation strategies for natural disasters, with balanced allocation of funds between prevention/mitigation and post-disaster response.
2) Economic losses from natural catastrophes have significantly exceeded insured losses globally, highlighting the protection gap.
3) Risk transfer tools such as catastrophe bonds, index-based insurance, and parametric contracts have increasingly been used by public entities to finance post-disaster costs and support adaptation.
Trillions of dollars in properties and developments along the coastal U.S. are being threatened by a warming planet, according to a groundbreaking government study released in 2018. The threat is not limited to coastal properties. And the threat is not limited to coastal properties. This article covers flood risk management trends, government regulations and insurance, and offers links to many online resources.
Trillions of dollars in properties and developments along the coastal U.S. are being threatened by a warming planet, according to a groundbreaking government study released in 2018. The threat is not limited to coastal properties. And the threat is not limited to coastal properties. This article covers flood risk management trends, government regulations and insurance, and offers links to many online resources.
'Swiss Re global partnerships: innovative insurance solutions for sovereign r...UNDP Climate
Presented by Vicki Mullen, Vice President, Client Management ANZ at the Pacific Regional Dialogue on Financial Management of Climate Risk (26-28 June 2017, Apia)
The AMBCC Financial Service Committee is comprised of financial service professionals representing credit unions, banks, lending institutions, insurance companies, financial planning, private equity, and venture capitalist firms.
The FSC works to represent, educate, and promote its members and ensure them economic opportunities and market presence.
OECD World Bank Study on Contingent Liabilities: Boosting Fiscal Resilience t...OECD Governance
Key findinds from and OECD & World Bank Study on Contingent Liabilities, "Boosting Fiscal Resilience to Natural Disasters". For more information see: http://www.oecd.org/gov/fiscal-resilience-to-natural-disasters-27a4198a-en.htm
Panel Moderator: Timothy Reinhold, Ph.D., P.E., IBHS Senior Vice President of Research & Chief Engineer
Panelists: Fred Malik, IBHS FORTIFIED Program Manager; Miles Anderson, Bureau Chief, Florida Division of Emergency Management, and John Ingargiola, Senior Engineer, FEMA Building Science Branch, Risk Reduction Division
Presentation given by FEMA officials on September 27, 2010 to members of the private sector, NGOs and non-profits. Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons and CrisisCamp attended and provided insights to engagement with volunteer technology communities. This presentation also included a demonstration of the Situational Awareness Viewer for Emergency Response (SAVER) which can be found here: http://www.slideshare.net/poplifegirl/femas-situational-awareness-viewer-for-emergency-response-saver-demonstration
Flood Insurance and Flood Zone Designations-The basics of Flood insurance, history of the NFIP, Options available in 2017 & 2018.
WWW.NationalFloodInsurance.Org
The number of victims of disaster events in 2014 was one of the lowest recorded, even though the number of natural catastrophes was the highest ever in a single year; 336 events, 189 were natural and 147 man-related.
Total economic losses generated were around USD 110 billion
'Swiss Re global partnerships: innovative insurance solutions for sovereign r...UNDP Climate
Presented by Vicki Mullen, Vice President, Client Management ANZ at the Pacific Regional Dialogue on Financial Management of Climate Risk (26-28 June 2017, Apia)
The AMBCC Financial Service Committee is comprised of financial service professionals representing credit unions, banks, lending institutions, insurance companies, financial planning, private equity, and venture capitalist firms.
The FSC works to represent, educate, and promote its members and ensure them economic opportunities and market presence.
OECD World Bank Study on Contingent Liabilities: Boosting Fiscal Resilience t...OECD Governance
Key findinds from and OECD & World Bank Study on Contingent Liabilities, "Boosting Fiscal Resilience to Natural Disasters". For more information see: http://www.oecd.org/gov/fiscal-resilience-to-natural-disasters-27a4198a-en.htm
Panel Moderator: Timothy Reinhold, Ph.D., P.E., IBHS Senior Vice President of Research & Chief Engineer
Panelists: Fred Malik, IBHS FORTIFIED Program Manager; Miles Anderson, Bureau Chief, Florida Division of Emergency Management, and John Ingargiola, Senior Engineer, FEMA Building Science Branch, Risk Reduction Division
Presentation given by FEMA officials on September 27, 2010 to members of the private sector, NGOs and non-profits. Heather Blanchard, Co Founder of CrisisCommons and CrisisCamp attended and provided insights to engagement with volunteer technology communities. This presentation also included a demonstration of the Situational Awareness Viewer for Emergency Response (SAVER) which can be found here: http://www.slideshare.net/poplifegirl/femas-situational-awareness-viewer-for-emergency-response-saver-demonstration
Flood Insurance and Flood Zone Designations-The basics of Flood insurance, history of the NFIP, Options available in 2017 & 2018.
WWW.NationalFloodInsurance.Org
The number of victims of disaster events in 2014 was one of the lowest recorded, even though the number of natural catastrophes was the highest ever in a single year; 336 events, 189 were natural and 147 man-related.
Total economic losses generated were around USD 110 billion
ICLR: Lessons learned from the 2013 Calgary floods (March 26, 2015)glennmcgillivray
• Internationally, overland flood is the most common natural peril
• Flooding – both riverine and urban - caused by extreme precipitation events –rain and snow – are worsening and will continue to worsen as a result of climate change
• Densification of cities is also a major contributing factor leading to an increase in both frequency and severity of riverine and urban flooding and will continue to be a key factor in the years ahead
• Lessons can be taken from virtually all flooding events, and applied to other high risk areas, regardless of where they are located
• As such, this session will consider the 2013 Calgary, Alberta, Canada floods – Canada’s most expensive natural catastrophe loss ever – as a case study and look at a number of lessons learned from the event.
In June 2013, southern Alberta in Canada experienced extensive damage from riverine flooding. More than 250 mm of rain fell over a 36 hour period just outside the City of Calgary (population 1 million) and rapidly flowed east. These storms also brought heavy rains in many urban centres, overwhelming sewer systems. Total insured losses exceeded CAD 1.7b with economic losses at around CAD 6b, making the event the costliest natural catastrophe in Canadian history. Actions to prevent or reduce the risk of flood damage must include actions to address both riverine and urban flooding. Many of these actions will be outlined in this presentation.
Cyber Versicherung
Philippe Aerni
Head FinPro, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
Willy D. Stoessel
Head Cyber, Technology & Construction, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions
Überall dort, wo ein Internetanschluss vorhanden ist, gibt es auch ein Risiko. Unabhängig davon, ob sie gross oder klein, öffentlich oder privat ist – fast jede Organisation ist der Gefahr möglicher Schäden durch eine Cyberattacke ausgesetzt. Die meisten von uns werden denken: «Aber die Wahrscheinlichkeit ist doch recht gering.» Tatsächlich ist die Gefahr jedoch sehr real. Umfang und Raffinesse schädlicher Cyberaktivitäten haben erheblich zugenommen, und die Kosten einer Cyberattacke können eine Grössenordnung von Milliarden von US-Dollars erreichen. Wenn das Cyberrisiko nicht aktiv von allen Beteiligten (Unternehmen, Versicherungsträgern, Regierungen und Aufsichtsbehörden) angepackt wird, werden die finanziellen Auswirkungen auf Organisationen weiterhin signifikant sein.
Wir werden eine Einführung in die Versicherungslösungen geben, die derzeit zur Deckung von Risikoexponierungen, die mit dem Cyberspace zusammenhängen, angeboten werden. Wir werden die Herausforderungen skizzieren, mit denen die Versicherungswirtschaft heute angesichts der sich ständig wandelnden Cyberrisikoumgebung konfrontiert wird. Wir werden einige auch in den Medien aufgegriffene Fälle und die Auswirkungen präsentieren, die sie auf eine Versicherungspolice haben. Wir wollen einen Überblick über die derzeitige Zusammenarbeit zwischen IBM und Swiss Re Corporate Solutions geben und die Frage beantworten, wie wir die Zukunft der Cyberversicherung gestalten wollen.
The dramatic increase in the number of recent flooding incidents in New Jersey raises important questions about where development should occur and how to plan and prepare for these events. As floodplain maps change, so do regulatory and design considerations, not to mention the added insurance risks to redeveloping in these locations. This session will look at current weather trends and how they will affect redeveloping communities, as well as explore innovative approaches to stormwater management, with a spotlight on Philadelphia’s Green Infrastructure Plan.
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The Learner is introduced to the following terms in this unit.
Hazard * Vulnerability *Risk * Disasters *Disaster management
* Early Warning System * Preparedness * Response * Relief
* Recovery * Mitigation & DRR * Coping & Resilience
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Martyn Parker - Country risk management and financial preparedness for disasers
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Country risk management
and financial preparedness
for disasers
IDRC Conference, Davos, 28 August 2012
Martyn Parker
Swiss Re Global Partnerships | August 2012
2. The fundamentals of Country Risk
Management
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Prevention
Identification Assessment and Adaptation
Mitigation
Severity
(in USD) Tsunami Prevention and mitigation strategies must be
billion
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the first priority
Earthquake
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measures is key
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transfer instruments
illustrative 1%
1-5% 5-10% 10-20%
20% Likelihood
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Catastrophes losses are rising globally -
massive gap between economic and
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4. Risk transfer tools increasingly important
to the public sector
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Cat-Mex Beijing Tamil Nadu
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Salvador Cover
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First charity cat drought
cat bond transaction health solution
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CCRIF MultiCat
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First multi-country New global cat
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parametric facility bond platform
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