2006年04月18日
ENS加州,紐華克報導;蘇家億編譯;莫聞審校
Insurance Risk Models Rise With Elevated Storm Frequency, Severity
Last year's increases in hurricane landfall frequency and intensity have prompted the trend-setting company Risk Management Solutions (RMS) to increase modeled annualized insurance losses compared to those derived using long-term 1900-2005 historical average hurricane frequencies. The insurance loss estimates will rise by 40 percent on average across the Gulf Coast, Florida and the Southeast, and by 25 to 30 percent in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast coastal regions, the company says.