High-resolution modeling for the most complex severe weather risks
KatRisk’s severe convective storm (SCS) risk modeling combines high-resolution hazard simulation with intra-peril and cross-peril correlation, enabling insurers to better understand tornado, hail, and straight-line wind risk across portfolios.
Hail and straight-line wind are modeled at 1-km resolution, while tornado tracks are modeled at 100-meter resolution, capturing localized loss drivers and intensity gradients.
The model explicitly incorporates "climate patterns such as the Trans Nino pattern enabling risk to be assessed across different climate states.
Loss convergence techniques ensure nearby locations exhibit consistent risk behavior, supporting stable tail loss estimates and pricing decisions.
The model includes intra-peril and cross-peril correlations, improving portfolio loss realism and preventing double counting of risk across regions.
Adjustable vulnerability factors allow insurers to tailor loss estimates to their own exposure characteristics and underwriting assumptions.
Stochastic event catalogs representing 50,000+ simulated years enable rapid portfolio analysis, pricing evaluation, and risk optimization workflows.