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Munich Re, CCRIF, MicroEnsure team up on microinsurance for the Caribbean

6th December 2011

With funding secured from the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, a new microinsurance scheme is being planned through the combined efforts of reinsurer Munich Re, the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility and broker MicroEnsure. Funded with €2m for three years to help further the project, the three parties are being brought together under the […]

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CCRIF excess rainfall product scheduled for end of year

22nd November 2011

The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF), a non-profit multi-country risk pooling initiative providing parametric hurricane or earthquake disaster cover to Caribbean countries, has scheduled its long-awaited parametric excess rainfall insurance product for the end of this year. Originally targeted for 2010, the product was eventually delayed due to the conclusion that the model used […]

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AIR Worldwide expands tropical cyclone models to include Central America

25th July 2011

Risk modeller AIR Worldwide have announced the release of a new tropical cyclone model for Central America. The new model covers Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama offering modelling technology for the effects of both wind and precipitation induced flooding which are the two main causes of damage from tropical storms […]

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Microinsurance Catastrophe Risk Organisation (MiCRO) triggered in Haiti

15th June 2011

The Microinsurance Catastrophe Risk Organisation (MiCRO) facility, which was launched in April by a high-profile partnership of companies, is reported (by Microfinance Focus) to have been triggered in Haiti during recent heavy rain and flooding in Haiti. The facility provides a microinsurance product which utilises a parametric trigger to settle claims after specific catastrophes including […]

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