Vol. 2022, 2022October 03, 2022 EDT
Catastrophe Models for Wildfire Mitigation: Quantifying Credits and Benefits to Homeowners and Communities
Catastrophe Models for Wildfire Mitigation: Quantifying Credits and Benefits to Homeowners and Communities
Peggy Brinkmann, Nancy Watkins, Cody Webb, Dave Evans, Gabriele Usan, Michael Glavan, Lillian Zhang, Carolyn Prescott, Tom Larsen, Grace Lee,
Wildfiresmitigationcatastrophe modelsratemakingfuel reductionfirepreventiongeneralized linear modelscatastrophe economicscommunity resilience
Articles in Vol. 2022, 2022
Vol. 2022, 2022
- Social Inflation and Loss DevelopmentJim LynchDave Moore
- Climate, Spatial Dependence, and Flood Risk: A U.S. Case StudyRobert J. ErhardtMathieu BoudreaultDavid A. CarozzaKejia Yu
- Methods for Quantifying Discriminatory Effects on Protected Classes in InsuranceRoosevelt MosleyRadost Wenman
- Approaches to Address Racial Bias in Financial Services: Lessons for the Insurance IndustryMallika BenderDaniel L. DillonRobin A. HarbageKathy HurtaBrian J. Mullen
- Understanding Potential Influences of Racial Bias on P&C Insurance: Four Rating Factors ExploredMallika BenderCherie DillMeredyth HurlbertChuck LindbergSharon Mott
- Catastrophe Models for Wildfire Mitigation: Quantifying Credits and Benefits to Homeowners and CommunitiesPeggy BrinkmannNancy WatkinsCody WebbDave EvansGabriele UsanMichael GlavanLillian ZhangCarolyn PrescottTom LarsenGrace Lee
- Errata for “Defining Discrimination in Insurance” by Kudakwashe F. Chibanda, FCASKudakwashe F. Chibanda
- Defining Discrimination in InsuranceKudakwashe F. Chibanda
- Assessing the Impact of Marijuana Decriminalization on Vehicle Accident ExperienceVyacheslav Lyubchich
Brinkmann, Peggy, Nancy Watkins, Cody Webb, et al. 2022. “Catastrophe Models for Wildfire Mitigation: Quantifying Credits and Benefits to Homeowners and Communities.” CAS Forum 2022 (October).
