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Catastrophe risk models allow insurers, reinsurers and governments to assess the risk of loss from catastrophic events, such as hurricanes. These models rely on computer technology and the latest earth and meteorological science information to generate thousands if not millions of simulated...
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-effective financing for the different phases that follow a disaster. The paper explains why governments are usually better served by … retaining most of their natural disaster risk while using risk transfer mechanisms to manage the excess volatility of their … budgets or access immediate liquidity after a disaster. Finally, it discusses innovative approaches to disaster risk financing …
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This paper aims to assist policy makers interested in establishing or strengthening financial strategies to increase the financial response capacity of developing country governments in the aftermath of natural disasters, while protecting their long-term fiscal balance. Contingent credit is...
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expensive than post-disaster financing, it should mainly cover immediate needs, while long-term expenditures should be financed … through post-disaster financing (including ex post borrowing and tax increases). In other words, sovereign insurance should …
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-post resources (such as post-disaster aid), is identified. It determines the losses to be financed by ex ante financial instruments …
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"The price of catastrophe risks is viewed by many to be too high and/or too volatile. Catastrophe risk practitioners point out that, contrary to standard insurance, such as automobile insurance, catastrophe re-insurance is exposed to infrequent but potentially very large losses. It thus requires...
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