Catastrophe declarations and estimates from ISO’s Property Claim Services (PCS) unit can involve complex issues and decisions as events are unfolding. How did PCS handle cat identification, insured property loss estimates, and estimate revisions when four hurricanes hit Florida in 2004? What happens when two earthquakes occur in close proximity? Or when fire or tsunami follows an earthquake? Attend this session to find out how PCS approaches such complicated catastrophes.
 

Original Presentation Date:
Monday, June 28, 2010, 2:00 p.m. EST
 

Target Audience: Claims, underwriting, and other insurance company executives and managers; professionals interested in capital market transactions

Gary Kerney, AIC, RPA Assistant Vice President Property Claim Services Gary Kerney is ISO’s assistant vice president, Property Claim Services (PCS). Since joining PCS in 1981, he has worked on catastrophe identification, loss estimating, and catastrophe response and mitigation. Today, he manages the operations of PCS while remaining involved with catastrophe issues. He holds the Associate in Claims designation, and he is a Registered Professional Adjuster.