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Insurance Nerds Editorial Team
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Jun 24, 2026 8:23:16 AM
A recent report discusses how catastrophe scientists are advancing beyond the current limitations of physics-based models in disaster prediction. The improvement in modeling capabilities is aiding insurers in better risk calculation. These developments are part of ongoing efforts to refine how insurance companies understand and manage the risks associated with natural disasters. While specific companies or products were not mentioned, the application of AI in this context suggests a trend towards more sophisticated risk management tools.
Original Source: https://www.ft.com/content/347a6679-8301-4f89-8b5a-dffc54c7ea27
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