Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes
An independent multi-vendor catastrophe risk modelling service
This Solution Helps
- Insurance Companies
- Reinsurance Companies
- Brokers
Bringing choice to the insurance industry
Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes, previously known as ModEx, is the first independent multi-vendor catastrophe (cat) risk modelling platform for the re/insurance industry. Powered by the Oasis Loss Modelling Framework and delivered as a service, it offers a new and cost-effective way for firms to meet their modelling requirements.
The Nasdaq Risk Modelling service creates an ecosystem where model vendors can make their models, hazard data and analytics available to the industry via a single platform. We work with vendors from all over the world to improve the quality and choice of models and services available in the market.
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1.Book a demo
The first step to start using Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes is booking a demo where we go through the model execution capabilities and ecosystem. During the session we also discuss your requirements.
Book a demo2.Evaluate the service
After that, you can trial selected models for free to gain hands-on experience. Evaluations do not require any hardware or software installation.
Learn more3.Go-live
When you are ready to go live, we switch you over to the production environment. Gain all the benefits of access to the full ecosystem within weeks.
Explore the EcoystemLearn more about Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes
Benefits
Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes provides re/insurance firms with the ability to deploy models quickly and securely.
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Cost-effective
Delivers economies of scale to reduce costs and optimize resources. These efficiencies enable customers to free up capital and re-think their cat risk modelling budget allocation.
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Improving Choice
Makes any models in the Oasis LMF format easily and securely accessible, reducing vendor tie-in.
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Scalable
Leverages the performance and scalability benefits offered by cloud-based systems, customers can get the resources they need on demand, during busy periods and renewals season.
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End-to-end support
Provides a single point of contact for all queries, ranging from the technology to the models themselves.
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Encouraging model development
The platform creates a marketplace where vendors can easily make their models available to consumers, encouraging the development of new and improved cat risk models globally.
Ecosystem
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Ambiental View Ambiental
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ARA View ARA
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CATRisk Solutions View CATRisk Solutions
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COMBUS View COMBUS
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CoreLogic View CoreLogic
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ERN View ERN
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Fathom View Fathom
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Global Earthquake Model (GEM) View Global Earthquake Model (GEM)
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Impact Forecasting View Impact Forecasting
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JBA Risk Management View JBA Risk Management
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RED View RED
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Risk Frontiers View Risk Frontiers
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TigerEye Platform Analytics View TigerEye Platform Analytics
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UCL Wind Hazard Data View UCL Wind Hazard Data
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Open Exposure Data (OED) View Open Exposure Data (OED)
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-Key Features
ARA Case Study
ARA extends global market presence for US hurricane risk modelling with Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrophes.- Extended market reach
- Focus on core strategic priorities
- Optimized resources
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JBA Risk Management Case Study
JBA Risk Management facilitates easy access and evaluation of their advanced flood models via Nasdaq Risk Modelling.- Quicker time to market
- Efficiency gains
- Improved model validations
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-Key Features
Impact Forecasting Case Study
Provides clients with greater choice by making catastrophe risk models available on Nasdaq's Risk Modelling service.- Improved model deployments
- Delivering choice
- Partnership
Resource Center
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Fathom Makes New U.K. Flood Model Available on Nasdaq’s Risk Modelling Service View Fathom Makes New U.K. Flood Model Available on Nasdaq’s Risk Modelling Service
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ERN and RED Launch Earthquake Risk Model on Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrop… View ERN and RED Launch Earthquake Risk Model on Nasdaq Risk Modelling for Catastrop…
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Creating a World Resilient to Earthquakes View Creating a World Resilient to Earthquakes
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CoreLogic Launches Second Model on Nasdaq’s Multi-Vendor Risk Modelling Service View CoreLogic Launches Second Model on Nasdaq’s Multi-Vendor Risk Modelling Service
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How Ambiental Risk Analytics Is Mastering Environmental Risk Data for Protectio… View How Ambiental Risk Analytics Is Mastering Environmental Risk Data for Protectio…
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Flood Modelling Revolutionized: Quantifying Flood Risk on a Global Scale for th… View Flood Modelling Revolutionized: Quantifying Flood Risk on a Global Scale for th…
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New Nasdaq Risk Modelling Solution Serves Catastrophe Risk Management and Analy… View New Nasdaq Risk Modelling Solution Serves Catastrophe Risk Management and Analy…
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The Importance of Cat People View The Importance of Cat People
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Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 3: Embrace the Challenge View Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 3: Embrace the Challenge
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Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 2: Overcoming Inertia View Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 2: Overcoming Inertia
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Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 1: Dawn of the Revolution? View Technology Adoption in the Insurance Industry – Part 1: Dawn of the Revolution?
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Plugging the gaps: How well do you understand your flood exposure?
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Whitepaper: The Catastrophe Risk Modelling Market - From Laggards to Leaders
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Factsheet Download Factsheet
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Nasdaq Adds The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) to its Risk Modelling Service View Nasdaq Adds The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) to its Risk Modelling Service
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Nasdaq Launches New Risk Modelling Service for the Insurance Industry View Nasdaq Launches New Risk Modelling Service for the Insurance Industry
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Nasdaq’s ModEx Extends Range of Catastrophe Risk Models with CoreLogic U.S. Ear… View Nasdaq’s ModEx Extends Range of Catastrophe Risk Models with CoreLogic U.S. Ear…
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Fathom Release Extensive U.S. Flood Model via ModEx View Fathom Release Extensive U.S. Flood Model via ModEx