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May 2014 2 Table of ContentsExecutive SummaryUnited StatesRemainder of North America Canada Mexico Caribbean BermudaSouth AmericaEuropeAfricaAsiaOceania Australia New Zealand and the South Paci. The most significant and costliest period occurred during the second week of the month where at least 21 people were killed More than 20 inches 51 centimeters of snow fell in the Gre at Lakes and Ohio Valley while freezing rain coated the Northeast Each total is considered preliminary and subject to change The severe thunderstorm peril was the costliest disaster type during 1H 2014 comprising 32 of the economic loss and 46 of the insured loss Most of the costs were attributed to hail and wind It is part of a broad spectrum of risk financing instruments av ailable from the World Bank Group to help borrowers plan efficient responses to natural disasters The Cat DDO gives a government immediate access to funds after a natural disaster a tim Analytics | Impact Forecasting Risk. Reinsurance. Human Resources. Global Catastrophe Recap February 201 5 Aon Benfield Analytics | Impact Forecasting Global Catastrophe Recap: February 2015 2 Table o presented by. John Doe. Date here. SOUTH AFRICAN INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Catastrophes and Balance Sheets. presented by. Nico Esterhuizen. Programme Manager: SAM. nico@saia.co.za . Short-term . Insurance Strategic . The . need for insurance against catastrophic . risks. Current Challenges and Opportunities. Insurance and Disaster Risk Reduction in SEE. Berovo. , 23. th. . and . 24. th. of April 2013. Natural catastrophes and man-made disasters in . January 7, 2014. Questions and Answers. Welcome/Introduction. Bill Fellows. US/Global Natural Catastrophe Update. Carl Hedde. Economic Implications of Natural Catastrophe Losses. Dr. Robert Hartwig. Special Topic: . Dr. Paul Rockett . Casualty Actuaries in Europe, 31 May . 2013. 31 May 2013. Page . 1. Agenda. Introduction. Validation tools. Validating catastrophe models. The bigger picture. Summary. Challenges in Validating Catastrophe Models. lecture capture. Phil Ansell (Maths & Stats). Carol Summerside (. QuILT. ). . Tom Nye (Maths & Stats). Andrew Lovatt (EEE). Nick Randall (GPS). 2. nd. July 2012. Outline. Introductions and Background. :. Idea: . Always follow the best neighbor. Pros: . Easy to implement; performs well in convex spaces. Cons: . Gets stuck in local-maximum; lost in plateaus; ridges . Local-Maximum. Global-Maximum. Valley. Updates and Data Analysis. Zack Lane. ReCAP. Coordinator. January 24, 2012. ReCAP. Columbia University . ReCAP. Columbia University . Zack’s Ulterior Motives. Excuse to . share. Find forum to share, examine, . Zack Lane. ReCAP Coordinator. July 2012. ReCAP. Columbia University . An item is . accessioned. when it is processed by ReCAP staff and shelved at the facility. Books must have a unique barcode and be in good condition. Zack Lane. ReCAP Coordinator. July 2012. ReCAP. Columbia University . An item is . accessioned. when it is processed by ReCAP staff and shelved at the facility. Books must have a unique barcode and be in good condition. A brief . outline. 1. Riccardo Ciccozzi. Accreditation & Representation Specialist. Agenda. Context. SEE . E. xposure to Natural Disasters. Natural Disasters’ impact in . SEE. Catastrophe . Insurance .