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To promote catastrophe management professionalism within the insurance industry.
The mission of the ISCM is to promote catastrophe management professionalism within the insurance industry. We are organized around the three main topics listed below:
Email the ISCM at: info@catmanagers.org ISCM And The CAS Institute Welcome First Class Of Certified Catastrophe
Risk Management Professionals (CCRMP) June 26, 2019 Arlington, Va., June 26, 2019 – The International Society of Catastrophe Managers (ISCM), an association promoting catastrophe management professionalism within the insurance industry, and The CAS Institute (iCAS), a subsidiary of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) offering specialty credentials, today announced the first class of Catastrophe Risk Professionals to receive the Certified Catastrophe Risk Management Professional (CCRMP) designation. Last November the organizations introduced two new credentials for catastrophe risk professionals, the Certified Specialist in Catastrophe Risk (CSCR) and the Certified Catastrophe Risk Management Professional (CCRMP). The two credentials build upon knowledge and practice in this field and provide a benchmark for knowledge and skills in catastrophe risk. Visit https://thecasinstitute.org/press_release/1941/ for more information. 
ISCM and The CAS Institute Launch New Education and Credentialing Program for Catastrophe Risk Professionals
November 6, 2018
The International Society of Catastrophe Managers (ISCM), a professional association promoting catastrophe management professionalism within the insurance industry, and The CAS Institute (iCAS), a subsidiary of the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) offering specialty credentials to professionals, today announced the launch of a new education and credentialing program for catastrophe risk professionals. Having previously announced a partnership to develop educational tools and resources for catastrophe risk management professionals, the organizations today have introduced two new credentials that build upon knowledge and practice in this field and provide a benchmark for knowledge and skills in catastrophe risk:
The curriculum for the two credentials will be overseen by a Curriculum Advisory Committee (CAC), comprised of leaders from ISCM and iCAS; specific learning objectives and exams or assessments for each credential will be developed by an expert panel of thought leaders in catastrophe risk. ISCM and iCAS will also provide a community of practice and opportunities for continuing education and collaboration to support catastrophe risk management professionals. “Our new credentials are evidence of professionalism and value that has been brought to the management of catastrophe risk over the past quarter of a century,” said ISCM President Nicholas DiMuzio. “The new credentials will allow current and emerging catastrophe risk management professionals to demonstrate the technical and professional skills needed in our rapidly changing field.” “Our partnership with ISCM leverages the strength from both of our organizations, allowing us to deliver unparalleled resources to catastrophe risk professionals and also provide employers with a definitive professional standard in catastrophe risk management,” said Bob Miccolis, FCAS, chair of the iCAS Leadership Advisory Council. “The CSCR and CCRMP credentials will significantly expand The CAS Institute’s portfolio of specialty professional credentials for quantitative practice areas.” Registration is now open for the first course and exam. Additional information about the credential requirements can be found at CatRiskCredentials.org. About The CAS Institute The CAS Institute (iCAS) empowers quantitative professionals in the insurance industry by providing innovative, rigorous, and trusted credentials backed by the Casualty Actuarial Society’s globally recognized educational standards, as well as the specialized knowledge and resources that analytics professionals need to impact their organizations and their careers. |
Liability Risk Modelling: What does a 1-in-100 Liability Cat look like and other key challenges for evaluating these complex risks
Friday, November 22, 2019 Click here to Register and discover more details Join us on Friday, November 22nd, at 9:30 am (UCT-00:00) at the Old Lloyd's Library, London for a discussion on: Liability exposure management remains a challenge for the insurance industry and the exposure management community. Unlike nat cat risks, liability risks are influenced by socio -economic and legal factors which are continuously evolving and the actual events that will result in a loss may not be obvious. This seminar will provide a view from the market on how the exposure management community is trying to address these challenges, and a view of both good and bad practices that exist today. The seminar will also include a panel of liability modelling experts who will discuss their perspective on how the market should be approaching liability risk, and share how their products can be used to tackle the challenges discussed today. For all upcoming events visit: https://iscm.wildapricot.org/events Model Completeness: Claims and the Impact on Cat Models Webinar
Thursday October 31, 2019 Click here to access the Webinar Presentation Deck Click here to access a recording of the complete Webinar Discussion of model completeness and how claims data plays an important role in the development of models. This will be a collaborative effort including participants from modeling companies. Participants AIR Worldwide - Dr. Andrew O'Donnell CoreLogic - Dr. Mehmet Unal RMS - Dr. Navin Peiris Aon - Dan Dick Trans Re - Monica Mason For all upcoming events visit: https://iscm.wildapricot.org/events |
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