PART 01: Executive summary • Highlights PART 02: Scope of the report • Market overview • Top-vendor offerings PART 03: Market research methodology • Research methodology • Economic indicators PART 04: Introduction • Key market highlights • Definition of catastrophe insurance • Difference between catastrophe and non-catastrophe exposure • Catastrophe insurance transaction PART 05: Market landscape • Market overview • Global insured losses and forecast Five forces analysis PART 06: Geographical segmentation • Geographical segmentation • Americas • APAC • EMEA PART 07: Market drivers • Catastrophe bond pricing and valuation strategies • Regulatory support for public-private cooperation on building resilient infrastructure and better risk governance • Climatic changes PART 08: Impact of drivers PART 09: Market challenges • Impact of catastrophic losses on the insurers' balance sheets and on pricing and rating system • Modeling of climatic hazards • Challenges faced by insurance brokerage firms PART 10: Impact of drivers and challenges PART 11: Market trends • Improvement in capital management leading to greater performance of different investments • Use of big data analytics to design catastrophe policies • Leveraging social media channels for better market penetration and for better customer connectivity PART 12: Vendor landscape • Competitive landscape • Other prominent vendors PART 13: Key vendor profiles • American International Group, Inc. • Allianz • AXA • Berkshire Hathaway • Lloyds PART 14: Appendix • List of abbreviations PART 15: Explore Technavio List of Exhibits Exhibit 01: Countries covered for market analysis Exhibit 02: Product offerings Exhibit 03: Life cycle of a catastrophe insurance Exhibit 04: Types of catastrophe that are insured Exhibit 05: Peculiarities in the wildfire loss Exhibit 06: Types of drought insurance Exhibit 07: Global catastrophe insurance market 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 08: Reasons for upgrading capital management Exhibit 09: Costliest global earthquakes for global economy Exhibit 10: Market share of losses for different catastrophes 2015 Exhibit 11: Catastrophe insured losses 2015 ($ billions) Exhibit 12: Five forces analysis Exhibit 13: Geographical segmentation 2015 Exhibit 14: Geographical segmentation 2020 Exhibit 15: Catastrophe insurance market in Americas 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 16: Catastrophe insurance market in APAC 2015-2020 ($ billions) Exhibit 17: Catastrophe insurance market in EMEA 2015-2020 ($ billion) Exhibit 18: Strategies of PPP Exhibit 19: Impact of drivers Exhibit 20: Various components of structured catastrophe models Exhibit 21: Challenges in weather-related CAT modeling Exhibit 22: Challenges faced by insurance brokerage firms Exhibit 23: Impact of drivers and challenges Exhibit 24: Major components of a typical catastrophe model Exhibit 25: Data-driven insights for better data management Exhibit 26: Insurance segment with significant use of analytics (actuarial and underwriting) Exhibit 27: Insurance segment with significant use of analytics (claims processing) Exhibit 28: Insurance segment with significant use of analytics (fraud) Exhibit 29: Forms of catastrophe frauds Exhibit 30: Social media benefits to insurance firms Exhibit 31: Factors that drive customer satisfaction Exhibit 32: Customer connectivity Exhibit 33: Innovations in customer services Exhibit 34: Management of catastrophe exposure Exhibit 35: Other prominent vendors Exhibit 36: Product portfolio Exhibit 37: Recent developments Exhibit 38: Product portfolio Exhibit 39: Recent developments Exhibit 40: Product portfolio Exhibit 41: Recent developments Exhibit 42: Recent developments Exhibit 43: Recent developments

American International Group, Allianz, AXA, Berkshire Hathaway, Lloyds, Allstate, Aviva, Liberty Mutual, and Zurich Insurance.