EQECAT is dedicated to being a trusted advisor to insurance, reinsurance and financial clients, enabling them to successfully manage their business risk due to catastrophic events. We are committed to providing clients with practical, state-of-the-art catastrophe risk modeling products and consulting services while advancing the science and analytics of catastrophe risk modeling.
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EQECAT announces the release of its new catastrophe modeling platform, RQE™ (Risk Quantification & Engineering) version 13. The release of the new software in autumn 2012 will replace WORLDCATenterprise™ and is the single largest release of its kind!
Learn how the RQE catastrophe risk modeling software platform enables clients to quantify and manage potential financial impact of natural hazards.
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Regional release events are being held to introduce the new RQE catastrophe modeling platform. Be among the first to learn of the new features included in RQE v. 13. Learn more about the RQE release events by choosing your preferred location below:
EQECAT's change management process enables clients to prepare their operations and workflow for upcoming software and catastrophe model releases. The collaborative process applies to all industries - reinsurance, insurance, broker, and capital markets.
Learn about the 3 phases of change management - Preparing, Managing, Reinforcing.
EQECAT is proud to be named the Best Risk Modeling Firm for 2011 at Reactions Global Awards in New York on September 27.
This is the tenth year for the awards which identify the best insurance, reinsurance, and broking firms.
EQECAT develops and distributes detailed natural hazard catastrophe reports before, during, and after natural catastrophe events. CatWatch provides critical event information: spatial distribution of damage, potential post-event effects, and in many cases, insured and economic loss estimates.
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