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Flood & Natural Catastrophe

Flood and Natural-Catastrophe Risk Solutions

Exposure analysis and risk-transfer support across flood, storm, tropical cyclone, earthquake and wildfire perils — combining traditional insurance, reinsurance, parametric structures and capital-market risk transfer.

Natural catastrophe frequency and severity are shifting alongside changing climate and urbanisation patterns. Quantica Marine helps insurers, reinsurers, corporates, ports and infrastructure operators translate exposure data into quantified accumulation, probable maximum loss and scenario stress tests, and helps design appropriate risk-transfer responses.

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Peril coverage

  • River flood
  • Coastal flood
  • Storm surge
  • Surface-water flood
  • Tropical cyclone
  • Severe convective storm
  • Earthquake
  • Wildfire
  • Drought-related business interruption
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Portfolio and exposure analytics

  • Port and infrastructure catastrophe exposure
  • Supply-chain catastrophe risk
  • Accumulation analysis
  • Probable maximum loss (PML)
  • Event-loss tables
  • Return-period analysis
  • Scenario stress testing
  • Reinsurance adequacy review
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Risk-transfer response

Traditional insurance

Indemnity-based cover arranged with authorised markets, structured against modelled loss curves.

Parametric structures

Trigger design and basis-risk analysis for parametric flood, cyclone and quake solutions.

Capital-market transfer

Analytical support for cat bonds, sidecars and collateralised reinsurance where scale justifies it.

Modelled results are estimates subject to data limitations, parameter uncertainty and scenario uncertainty. They should not be interpreted as guarantees of future outcomes. Insurance and reinsurance placements are subject to underwriting appetite and regulatory requirements.

Assess your catastrophe exposure with an institutional lens.