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Supervisory catastrophe-risk panel built from mandatory statutory filings: the Catastrophe Risk Return filed as Capital and Solvency Return schedules X(e) Accumulations Overview and X(f) Data Analysis by Class 3B and Class 4 insurers and (re)insurers, consolidated by the supervisor into market-level catastrophe metrics — average annual loss, probable maximum loss defined as 99% tail value-at-risk on an aggregate basis, and factor-loading metrics — alongside modelling-practice and risk-management survey findings and market aggregates (net written and net earned premiums, total assets).

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Industry: ReinsuranceFinancial Exchanges & Data
Instruments: equitiesfixed_incomederivatives

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Type: not stated
Format: Aggregated statistics and charts in an annual PDF report; the underlying filings are structured regulatory returns submitted by firms to the supervisor. No public API, bulk export or machine-readable release of the panel.
Volume: Firm-level panel across the Class 3B and Class 4 filing universe, consolidated to market level in the published report: roughly 40-80 filing groups contributing catastrophe risk returns annually, each with multiple perils, accumulation regions, loss metrics and model-provenance fields — so on the order of low thousands of observations per year in the underlying supervisory panel, of which the published report discloses only aggregate cuts.
Users: N/A — a statutory supervisory authority publishes findings for the market rather than operating a user product; the relevant population is the filing universe of Class 3B and Class 4 carriers, which is a few dozen firms rather than a registered user base.
History: 6 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — this is the sixth stand-alone annual Catastrophe Risk Modelling Report (2024 data, published December 2025), with prior standalone editions (including 2023) live on the same publisher host, confirming an unbroken annual cadence; related stress-testing and filing-requirement series run alongside it.
Launched: 1969 for the authority itself (established by statute in 1969, stated on-page); the stand-alone Catastrophe Risk Modelling Report series began around 2019-2020, inferred from the December 2025 report being the sixth stand-alone edition.
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