MS Amlin teams up with Moody’s RMS

MS Amlin has teamed up with global catastrophe risk modelling and solutions company, Moody’s RMS.

MS Amlin will be rolling out Exposure IQ, Risk Modeler and Treaty IQ to bring new data and functionality to its analysts as they provide insight to underwriters and capital and pricing teams. The new functionality will also deliver more accurate and detailed information to guide business planning, risk and solvency assumptions and decisions around the firm’s own internal capital model.

Dr Jessica Turner, head of exposure management at MS Amlin, said: “The world is getting more complicated, with a multitude of constantly and quickly evolving factors and situations. The ability to deeply understand our exposures, to model scenarios, test a variety of hypothesis and then use that as the basis for our risk management and pricing is vital, if we are to continue our development as a leading Lloyd’s market player."

Michael Steel, general manager at Moody’s RMS, added: “We are delighted that MS Amlin has made this investment into the Moody’s RMS Intelligent Risk Platform, associated applications and models. Investing to empower your risk modellers and analysts through the provision of high performance, intuitive and integrated applications designed for their specific roles and combined with the latest risk insights, in turn helps them to perform at their very best. The applications eliminate the burden of manual workarounds and allow decision makers to focus on exploring and asking ‘what if’ questions using a uniform data set and to share and integrate relevant insights to the wider business."



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