Catastrophe Risk Financing in Developing Countries¶
Cummins, J. D., Mahul, & Olivier. (2009). Catastrophe Risk Financing in Developing Countries: Principles for Public Intervention. World Bank.
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Primes¶
- Risk Transfer
- In public policy, deposit insurance, pension guaranties, disaster-relief funds, and sovereign catastrophe pools transfer risk to backstops and capital markets.
This sourceAnalyzes sovereign catastrophe pools and public backstops transferring disaster risk to capital markets.
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The World Bank book backs the sovereign catastrophe pool and capital-market transfer part (CCRIF, TCIP, Cat-Mex), but does not discuss deposit insurance or pension guaranties.
“Donors can assist in the creation of catastrophe insurance pools that can offer policies issued in primary insurance markets, provide liquidity to governments following catastrophes, and facilitate the transfer of risk to global reinsurance and capital markets.”
- In public policy, deposit insurance, pension guaranties, disaster-relief funds, and sovereign catastrophe pools transfer risk to backstops and capital markets.
Mechanisms¶
- Heavy-Tail Simulation Scenario Set
- The simulation has made a catastrophe that had never happened concrete enough to budget for.
This sourceExplains that probabilistic catastrophe models generate simulated losses and risk metrics that inform catastrophe-risk financing and budget decisions.
- The simulation has made a catastrophe that had never happened concrete enough to budget for.
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