The hurricane seasons of 2017 and 2018 have again focussed the attention of the catastrophe risk management and insurance community on the topic of hurricane clustering in the North Atlantic. Have the most recent hurricane seasons caused us to update our view of clustering as a meteorological occurrence, and if so, in what ways?
Please join us in the Lloyd’s Old Library on Thursday, November 29, for a presentation and panel discussion by leading industry experts from AIR, CoreLogic, RMS, SCOR, Chaucer and researchers from Bank of England on this important topic. During the two-hour session, we will hear the latest research and views on the existence of clustering and its interannual variability, the relevance of climate change, its impact on actual aggregate industry losses, and the extent to which clustering could and/or should be included in modelled views of risk.