KCC Named Risk Modeling Firm of the Year at Insurance Insider US Honors
The judges selected KCC as “one to watch as the industry learns more about their capabilities. They continue to take market share through technical innovation, AI driven modeling and precise outputs.”
KCC has introduced the second generation of catastrophe models that accurately capture all weather and climate impacts to (re)insurer portfolios as well as extreme event risk. KCC is particularly well known for new physical models of the non-peak perils of severe convective storm (SCS), winter storm, and wildfire.
These models produce accurate loss estimates for actual events as well as credible and consistent exceedance probability (EP) curves (re)insurers and ILS investors use for pricing, underwriting, and portfolio management decisions.
“The KCC team is honored to receive this prestigious award that is testament to the high value the industry places on innovation and the advances in risk modeling being delivered by KCC,” said Karen Clark, KCC Co-Founder and CEO. “From my perspective, there has never been a more impressive team of scientists, engineers, software and other modeling experts, and I’m extremely proud of what they’ve already accomplished.”
The award-winning submission centered on the KCC US Wildfire Model, which accurately anticipated the scale of losses from the recent
As the wildfires unfolded, KCC provided (re)insurers with daily footprints to estimate their own company losses as well as industry losses—critical information for planning and claims adjusting processes. Those estimates in real time have proven accurate and are well aligned with (re)insurers’ actual losses.
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