A stochastic step forward

Non-life companies are embracing the use of stochastic modelling and rethinking their approaches to risk transfer. Clive Davidson reports

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While life companies have been forging ahead with their stochastic modelling of assets and liabilities, non-life companies have generally been assumed to be lagging behind. But this is a simplistic view. Many non-life companies have adopted stochastic approaches with enthusiasm, and in some areas, particularly catastrophe risk, they have been using stochastic models for many years. Meanwhile, the companies face a whole other catalogue of risks compared with their life counterparts, the duration

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