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CS - 11 Severe Convective Storm Modelling CARE Seminar 2012 Mindy Spry 2 Agenda SCS peril overview Model comparison Pricing issues What is Severe Convective Storm? Straight line winds with wind gust > 58 mph


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CS - 11

Severe Convective Storm Modelling

CARE Seminar 2012

Mindy Spry

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 SCS peril overview  Model comparison  Pricing issues

Agenda

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What is Severe Convective Storm?

 Straight line winds

  • with wind gust > 58 mph

 Hailstorms

  • with hail > 0.75” diameter

(per RMS definition)

  • or with hail > 1’’ diameter

(per AIR definition)  Tornadoes

Picture!

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Sub-perils are distinct and geographically differentiated

Tornado Hail Straight line winds

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Tornado Tracks – for the Past 56 years

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Model A Model B Average PCS Damage 1975 -2011

Model Comparisons - at a macro-level

… Modelling appears consistent

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Model A Model B

However…

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Model A Model B

Furthermore…

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When modelling for individual cedants…

 Little consistency observed by CATXL layer expected loss, based on vendor model  Modelled losses tend to be higher for one model, but random component is huge

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Pricing must be customized for individual cedants

 For CatXL layers the expected losses used for pricing tend to exceed the vendor model results (this is true across layers and cedants)

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Severe Convective Storm

– to model or not to model?