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Highlights from Oasis Insight London 2025
Last week, the Oasis community came together in London Bridge for a two day event packed with big ideas, bold conversations, and brilliant connections. Oasis Insight London 2025 brought together model developers, insurers and collaborators from across the risk ecosystem to explore innovation, transparency, and open access in catastrophe modelling.
From keynote talks on the future of open cat-modelling to deep-dives into model evaluation, vulnerability and earthquake modelling the event was packed with energy and enthusiasm. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their work, and contributed to the conversations that are shaping the future of open risk modelling.
Missed it this time? Or keen to go back over the details? We don't blame you - find the session slides and event images on our website using the link below.
| Session Slides and Event Images |
Community News
Arundo Re Joins Oasis as New Member Amid European Expansion
Oasis LMF is growing its presence in Europe, with strong momentum in France. This expansion is marked by new partnerships, including the recent addition of Arundo Re (formerly CCR Re), reflecting rising demand for open-access modelling in the European (re)insurance market.Read press release here
IDF Launches Suite of Open Access Risk Modelling Tools for Climate and Disaster Risk Analysis
The IDF Risk Modelling Steering Group has launched a new web page featuring free, open-access tools to support global disaster and climate risk understanding—meeting calls from both the private sector and vulnerable nations for greater access to risk information...Read Press Release Here
JBA : Understanding Australia's Flood Future
JBA’s new Australia Inland Flood Model is the latest step in helping both the insurance and public sectors navigate flood risk in a more detailed, dynamic way. It determines losses from flooding by taking into account complex interactions between hazard and exposure components...Keep Reading
Ventrx releases unique global model for tornadic hazard
Ventrx has released VenTOR, a high-resolution ( 25km spatial resolution) global model for tornadic hazard under both historical and future climate scenarios until 2100. Using a tornadic environment index and annual hazard occurrence rate, VenTOR delivers actionable insights for risk assessment and resilience planning. This launch marks a major step forward in Ventrx’s expanding suite of advanced hazard analytics.
Events for your diary..
Join us for a one-day deep dive into the world of catastrophe modelling. Expect expert-led sessions on harnessing innovation, flood risk strategies, and model validation challenges — plus plenty of networking opportunities over lunch and a relaxed drinks reception. Register for FREE here
Have you heard? AON has evolved from Impact Forecasting Revealed into the newly expanded Nat Cat Revealed—bringing even greater insights and innovative solutions to help you meet your strategic goals. This refreshed event keeps audience favourites like model deep dives and engaging . panel discussions while expanding its scope to address the broader landscape of natural catastrophe risk. Find out more HERE
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