Natural perils in Australia : a reinsurer's perspective.

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1992Description: 52p., illus., mapsISBN:

0646078275

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Subject: Aims to contribute to the natural disaster insurance environment by considering four main issues: 1/the natural perils to which an Australian insurance company portfolio is exposed; 2/ the assessment of the Probable Maximum Loss (PML) from these natural perils; 3/ the revision of the Natural Perils zoning system recently made by the Insurance Council of Australia; and 4/ the exposures and characteristics of the major cities in Australia.

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Aims to contribute to the natural disaster insurance environment by considering four main issues: 1/the natural perils to which an Australian insurance company portfolio is exposed; 2/ the assessment of the Probable Maximum Loss (PML) from these natural perils; 3/ the revision of the Natural Perils zoning system recently made by the Insurance Council of Australia; and 4/ the exposures and characteristics of the major cities in Australia.

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