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Models matter. Property insurance underwriters use modeling to understand their potential risks and exposures from catastrophic events such as hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, and convective storms.
Insurers rely on models to offer both traditional and non-traditional CAT insurance solutions, using them to inform their approach to offering coverage in any given area — including the amount of limit and capacity to deploy, their cost of capacity, premium rates and where program capacity will provide an optimal return on their cost of capital.
Brown & Brown Property Insurance Practice puts this same modeling approach to work for you. We help customers understand their natural hazard catastrophe exposures throughout the world based on modeled results. Results from these modeling runs can be used to help establish limits that should be purchased, deductible and retention levels, and overall program structures.
A model, however, is only as good as the data that informs it. Brown & Brown Property Insurance specialists help customers scrub their risk and value information to help improve the accuracy and reliability of modeling results.
Modeling results are reviewed with customers to explain the identified risks and offer advice on comprehensive ways to protect against their costs, which may include:

Brown & Brown helps organizations strengthen their resilience against natural hazard risks through advanced catastrophe modeling and customized coverage strategies. Our specialists provide insights to help interpret model results, optimize insurance structures, and implement proactive measures that help protect assets from catastrophic loss.