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We consider it an important part of our professional service to conduct research into the risks faced by insurers and reinsurers. As a means of sharing our expertise, we regulary present the findings of our research into risk, associated loss trends, and market and pricing impacts.

This information is contained in our technical reports, which you can download as PDF documents or order online as printed copies.

Featured Report
Hazard and Risk Science Review 2009
The Review, co-sponsored by PartnerRe and AonBenfield, and written by academics at the Aon Benfield UCL Hazard Research Centre, is focused on four major natural hazard areas – atmospheric, geological, hydrological and climate change and provides a link between the science and insurance worlds, with an overview of new natural hazards research that has been published over the last 12 months.
September 2009
Catastrophe Portfolio Modeling: A Complete View of Risk
Having a good grip on catastrophe risk accumulation – a complete view of risk - is essential to all in the business of assuming property risk. This publication describes the structure and modeling methodologies of the PartnerRe CatFocus® portfolio model, the central tool deployed by PartnerRe to measure property risk accumulation across catastrophe perils and geographies. Combining data from multiple sources, namely catastrophe models and pricing estimates from actuarial sources, the model provides an exceptionally complete view of risk and is an integral part of our planning and pricing processes.
July 2009

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Hazard and Risk Science Review 2009
The Review, co-sponsored by PartnerRe and AonBenfield, and written by academics at the Aon Benfield UCL Hazard Research Centre, is focused on four major natural hazard areas – atmospheric, geological, hydrological and climate change and provides a link between the science and insurance worlds, with an overview of new natural hazards research that has been published over the last 12 months.
 Catastrophe September 2009
Catastrophe Portfolio Modeling: A Complete View of Risk
Having a good grip on catastrophe risk accumulation – a complete view of risk - is essential to all in the business of assuming property risk. This publication describes the structure and modeling methodologies of the PartnerRe CatFocus® portfolio model, the central tool deployed by PartnerRe to measure property risk accumulation across catastrophe perils and geographies. Combining data from multiple sources, namely catastrophe models and pricing estimates from actuarial sources, the model provides an exceptionally complete view of risk and is an integral part of our planning and pricing processes.
 Catastrophe July 2009
Critical Illness Insurance From Risk Evaluation to Successful Product Design
A full diagnosis and prescription for a healthy Critical Illness insurance product. This publication reviews cover design and solutions effectively applied in the sophisticated U.K. life protection market, and at important risk evaluation considerations given the rapidly evolving risk factors (medical, social and regulatory) and data issues.
Life January 2009
Climate Change and Commodity Price Trends
How are climate change, commodity price trends and biofuels affecting the agricultural sector? This paper provides a synopsis of the many developing risk factors in agriculture, together with new insurance growth opportunities and cover concepts.

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 Agriculture September 2008
Hazard and Risk Science Review 2008
The Review, a joint venture by Benfield Hazard Research Centre at University College London and PartnerRe, is focused on four major hazard areas – atmospheric, geological, hydrological and climate change and provides a link between the science and insurance worlds, with an overview of new natural hazards research that has been published over the last 12 months.
 Catastrophe September 2008


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