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A comprehensive platform that enables detailed catastrophe analysis and modeling. Features include predictive analytics, real-time data integration, and comprehensive reporting tools.
Specialized software that assesses natural catastrophe exposures and helps optimize reinsurance purchases based on probable maximum losses and risk tolerances.
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Multi-peril Coverage Ability to model multiple types of natural catastrophes, including but not limited to hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods. |
CatRisk Suite is described as a comprehensive catastrophe modeling platform for reinsurance—such products nearly always model multiple perils (e.g., hurricanes, earthquakes, floods) to meet client needs. | |
Geospatial Resolution Level of detail in spatial risk mapping (e.g., postcode, address-level resolution). |
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Building Vulnerability Curves Use of vulnerability functions to estimate damage as a function of hazard intensity. |
Industry-standard catastrophe modeling platforms include vulnerability curves to estimate damage from hazard intensities; predictive analytics in feature list strongly suggests this is present. | |
Secondary Perils Modeling Support for emerging/secondary perils such as wildfire, hail, convective storms. |
CatRisk Suite is described as comprehensive and up-to-date; secondary perils modeling, such as wildfire and convective storm, is now a market expectation. | |
Exposure Data Enrichment Ability to enhance client portfolios with hazard zone overlays, construction details, and location attributes. |
Real-time data integration and data enrichment features are implied by the platform description and are standard in high-end reinsurance catastrophe platforms. | |
Climate Change Scenarios Option to model catastrophe risk under different climate change projections. |
The platform advertises climate risk analysis and scenario modeling, which require modeling catastrophe risk under climate change scenarios. | |
User-defined Hazard Scenarios Flexibility to create custom hazard scenarios (e.g., bespoke earthquake ruptures). |
Detailed and customizable scenario analysis, including user-defined hazard scenarios, is a core feature of leading catastrophe risk suites. | |
Event Set Size Number of simulated catastrophic events for probabilistic analysis. |
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Ground-up Loss Computation Calculation of gross (pre-insurance) losses at policy or portfolio level. |
Calculation of gross (ground-up) losses is a basic requirement for insurance/reinsurance portfolio modeling, implicit in the product’s category and target audience. | |
Site/Asset-level Analysis Ability to drill down to individual locations or assets in risk evaluation. |
Site/asset analysis is a typical feature in comprehensive cat modeling suites; implied by 'detailed catastrophe analysis'. | |
Hazard Map Visualization Interactive display of hazard intensity overlays on portfolio locations. |
Comprehensive reporting tools nearly always include hazard map visualization; this is essential for risk communication. | |
Exposure Aggregation Support for aggregation of exposures by region, peril, or client portfolios. |
Exposure aggregation (by region, peril) is essential for portfolio/insurance/reinsurance risk management platforms. | |
Automated Data Cleansing Built-in tools to validate and clean exposure data for modeling. |
Built-in data checks and cleansing are standard in high-quality analytics products that integrate real-time data. |
Probable Maximum Loss (PML) Support for calculation of PML at different return periods (e.g., 1-in-100 year event). |
Calculation of Probable Maximum Loss (PML) is a foundational analysis in cat risk; core for reinsurance. | |
Average Annual Loss (AAL) Automated computation of the mean annualized loss across all modeled perils. |
Mean/average annual loss calculations are standard in every commercial cat model for (re)insurance. | |
Loss Exceedance Curves Ability to generate exceedance probability distributions for loss benchmarking. |
CatRisk Suite's reporting tools are likely to include exceedance curve generation as a routine feature for loss benchmarking. | |
Insurance & Reinsurance Terms Modeling Modeling of contract terms such as limits, deductibles, sublimits, and layers. |
Contract term modeling—limits, layers, deductibles—is essential to catastrophe risk assessment in reinsurance. Implied by target audience. | |
Financial Structures Flexible module to replicate custom (e.g., multi-layer, quota share) reinsurance structures. |
Comprehensive/advanced cat modeling platforms model custom and multilayered financial structures. Swiss Re's own usage in reinsurance implies this support. | |
Correlation Across Perils/Regions Incorporation of peril or region-based correlation in calculations. |
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Cashflow Timing Modeling Ability to assess impact of loss payment timing on reinsurance recoveries and reserves. |
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Net vs. Gross Loss Analysis Comparison and breakdown of pre- and post-reinsurance losses. |
Net/gross loss analytics are fundamental for reinsurance structure design and are supported by any comprehensive platform. | |
Event Loss Tables Export Exportable event-by-event loss tables (ELTs) for reporting or further modeling. |
Event loss tables are a core output in catastrophe modeling and reporting suites. Integral for reinsurance risk assessment. | |
Ceded/Retained Loss Output Breakdown of total loss between ceded and retained amount for all modeled events. |
Breakdown of ceded/retained losses is standard, needed for structuring reinsurance programs. | |
Currency Support Multi-currency modeling and loss reporting capabilities. |
CatRisk Suite targets global insurers/reinsurers; multi-currency support is a market norm. | |
Tax & Expense Modeling Ability to factor in taxes, commissions, and other policy expenses in loss calculations. |
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Reinsurance Structure Comparison Automated comparison of multiple reinsurance structures (quota share, XL, aggregate) for efficiency. |
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Program Optimization Engine Tool for recommending optimal reinsurance levels and attachment points based on user objectives. |
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Capital Efficiency Metrics Calculation of metrics like risk transfer efficiency, cost of capital, or marginal benefit. |
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Sensitivity Testing Ability to test impact of varying contract or risk parameters on results. |
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Retrocession Modeling Support for modeling and optimization of retrocession purchase for reinsurers. |
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Layer Contribution Analysis Quantitative analysis of loss and capital contribution by layer. |
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Simulation Run Capacity Maximum number of reinsurance scenarios or simulations that can be processed per run. |
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Dynamic Pricing Tools Support for pricing reinsurance products dynamically as structures are adjusted. |
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Stochastic Analysis of Reinsurance Costs Simulation of cost variability under different catastrophe load assumptions. |
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Graphical Program Builder Drag-and-drop interface to set up and visualize reinsurance layers and contracts. |
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Portfolio Rebalancing Suggestions Recommendations for rebalancing reinsurance portfolio in light of risk changes. |
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Web-based Interface Availability of browser-based, device-agnostic access. |
Modern platforms from major vendors like Swiss Re offer browser-based, web-accessible interfaces to suit enterprise clients. | |
Dashboard Customization Users can personalize reporting dashboards and save layouts. |
Comprehensive reporting and user dashboard customization is standard for reinsurance catastrophe modeling software. | |
Multi-user Collaboration Support for concurrent users, document sharing, and change tracking. |
Collaboration and multi-user support are essential for reinsurance teams and are always offered by large-vendor platforms. | |
API Access Availability of APIs for data pull/push and workflow automation. |
API access and workflow automation are mentioned in product materials and are standard for major vendor platforms. | |
Import/Export Options Support for multiple formats (Excel, CSV, Oasis, etc.) for exposures and results. |
Support for import/export in multiple formats (Excel/CSV/Oasis) is a basic expectation for reinsurance platforms. | |
Single Sign-On (SSO) Integrates with enterprise identity systems for easy log-in. |
Enterprise-facing platforms offer SSO capabilities for large-client compatibility. | |
Third-party Data Integration Easy connection to external hazard datasets, geocoding, or satellite data providers. |
Third-party data integration, especially for hazard data, is explicitly stated in product notes—'real-time data integration'. | |
Batch Processing Ability to set up, run, and monitor multiple modeling tasks in parallel. |
Batch processing (running multiple analyses in parallel) is referenced in comprehensive platform descriptions. | |
Audit Trail System tracks user actions for compliance and traceability. |
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Help & Training Resources Contextual help, tutorials, and knowledge bases. |
Training and help resources are standard for global enterprise clients and explicitly referenced in most platform documentation. |
Interactive Risk Maps Zoomable/clickable maps with summary stats and site-level detail. |
Interactive mapping with risk overlays is a staple in reporting and visualization modules for catastrophe risk. | |
Custom Report Builder Create, format, and export customized reports for stakeholders. |
Custom report building/exporting is core to comprehensive platforms for insurance and reinsurance. | |
Regulatory Reporting Templates Pre-configured formats for Solvency II, Lloyd’s RDS, NAIC, etc. |
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Data Visualization Widgets Built-in scatterplots, bar charts, exceedance curve visualizations, and dashboards. |
Data visualization widgets are part of the 'comprehensive reporting tools'. | |
Export to PDF/Excel/Word Direct export of results and reports into common formats. |
Export to PDF/Excel/Word is standard for report distribution in this product class. | |
Scheduled Report Delivery Ability to automate distribution of regular updates. |
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Scenario Comparison Views Side-by-side visualization of risk scenarios and outcomes. |
Comparison views of risk scenarios/outcomes are part of scenario modeling features. | |
Custom Branding Add company logos and style to exported reports. |
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Drill-down Capabilities Users can navigate from high-level to detailed results with a click. |
Drill-down is implied by 'detailed catastrophe analysis' and support for site-level insights. | |
Attachment for Documentation Upload supporting documents to analysis/report output. |
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Processing Speed Average time to complete a modeling run on medium-sized portfolio. |
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Concurrent Job Capacity Number of catastrophe model runs supported in parallel. |
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Maximum Exposure Records Largest exposure dataset size supported per portfolio. |
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Auto-scaling Infrastructure Cloud-based elasticity for scaling compute power with demand. |
Auto-scaling and cloud-based infrastructure are typical for modern reinsurance modeling software. | |
Disaster Recovery Redundancy and disaster recovery measures for system resilience. |
Disaster recovery is standard in SaaS/platform offerings for the industry. | |
High Availability SLA Uptime guarantee for critical production systems. |
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Historical Job Logs Access to archived job/output logs for audit and reruns. |
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Data Compression Support for compressing datasets and results for efficient storage. |
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End-to-end Encryption Data is encrypted both in-transit and at-rest. |
End-to-end encryption is standard in any reputable SaaS or cloud platform in the reinsurance space. | |
Role-based Access Control Restricts user/system access by policy or department. |
Role-based access control is required by insurers/reinsurers and typically provided. | |
Multi-factor Authentication Requires multiple authentication methods for user login. |
Multi-factor authentication is a requirement for enterprise/finance industry cloud software. | |
GDPR/CCPA Compliance Adherence to international privacy regulations. |
Swiss Re targets global insurers and reinsurers; GDPR/CCPA compliance is required for operating in these markets. | |
Audit Logs Comprehensive tracking of user actions and data access. |
Comprehensive audit logs are typical for platforms serving regulated domains such as insurance/reinsurance. | |
Client Data Segregation Logical or physical segregation of client datasets. |
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Penetration Testing Regular vulnerability assessment and ethical hacking tests. |
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Data Retention Policy Controls Configurable data retention, archival, and deletion settings. |
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Incident Response Plan Predefined process for handling security breaches. |
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Model Documentation Access Full model methodology and assumptions documentation provided. |
Model documentation transparency is the norm due to regulatory and client needs. | |
Open Model Inputs Ability for clients to review and in some cases adjust model input parameters. |
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Version Control Tracking changes and allowing rollback for model, data, and output versions. |
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Peer Review Tools Support for independent review and annotation of model results. |
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User-defined Validation Tests Ability to run custom tests to validate outputs against known benchmarks. |
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Model Sensitivity Reporting Automated quantification of model and parameter uncertainty. |
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Audit Trail for Models Detailed logs of model changes, runs, and result comparisons. |
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Automated Model Updates Push/pull based updating of hazard and financial models without manual install. |
Automated model updates are typical of SaaS-based and web-delivered modeling suites. | |
Changelog Distribution Transparent distribution of model release notes and update impacts. |
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Backward Compatibility Ability to re-run old portfolios in previous model versions. |
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User Notification of Updates Automated alerts and digest announcements of new releases. |
User notifications and update announcements are a natural part of large-scale SaaS products. | |
Support for Historical Model Versions Ability to preserve and sandbox old model/data versions for regulatory reviews. |
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Technical Support Coverage Availability of support team during business hours (and optionally 24/7). |
Technical support coverage for global B2B software is standard, often with extended options. | |
Onboarding Assistance Guided onboarding program for new clients and users. |
Onboarding assistance is expected at this enterprise level; explicitly referenced in many product onboarding guides. | |
Training Sessions Regular live/online training, webinars, and best practice workshops. |
Training sessions are referenced in help and training resources, and common for enterprise platforms. | |
Client Community Access Forums, events, and user groups for sharing knowledge and advice. |
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Service Level Agreement (SLA) Formal SLAs for support response times and updates. |
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Premium Support Option Higher-tier support plans for critical clients. |
Premium/priority support is offered by most major vendors for strategic/enterprise clients. | |
Dedicated Account Manager Assigned point of contact for strategic engagement. |
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Flexible Licensing Models Annual, usage-based, enterprise, or modular license options. |
Flexible licensing is offered by large providers to suit various client needs (enterprise/usage-based/module-based licenses). | |
Pay-as-you-go Option Supports pay-per-use with no long-term contract. |
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Free Trial or Sandbox Limited access trial for proof-of-concept or evaluation. |
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Transparent Pricing Clear, predictable fee structures without hidden charges. |
Transparent pricing is a priority for large vendors, especially when offering to global/institutional clients. | |
Bundled Model Updates Model/feature updates included in standard license. |
Bundled model updates are a standard inclusion in modern SaaS licensing models. | |
Usage Tracking Tools Dashboards and reporting for monitoring software/data usage. |
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