Moody’s Wildfire Risk Model Successfully Completes California Department of Insurance Review Process
Advanced catastrophe model will support a more resilient insurance market
The Moody’s wildfire risk model will allow insurers to leverage the model’s advanced, science-driven analytics to assess and price wildfire risk. This enhanced risk assessment is designed to support a more resilient and accessible insurance market � particularly in wildfire-prone areas.
“At Moody’s, we are committed to providing markets with transparent, scientifically rigorous tools to decode today’s interconnected risks,� said Michael Steel, Head of Insurance Solutions at Moody’s. “Today’s milestone marks a significant step forward in addressing the complexities of wildfire risk and promoting greater resilience for insurers, regulators, and homeowners alike.�
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