We help organisations ranging from the global insurance industry and infrastructure operators to government departments and emergency services. Our research and expertise covers major hazards affecting the region including floods, tropical cyclones, storms, bushfires, heatwaves and earthquakes.
We also work with communities to understand the human dimension of risk and policy implications. Rigorous, independent and data-driven, Risk Frontiers is one of Asia Pacific’s leading providers of risk management and catastrophe modelling solutions.
Cutting edge scientific research policy thinking
The World Economic Forum has identified extreme weather and the failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation as the most likely and highest impact risks globally.
Company directors are now required to consider risks associated with climate change, which extends beyond physical property to supply chains and intangible assets.
Risk Frontiers continually delivers updates to our Multi-peril Workbench NAT CAT software, with ongoing enhancements to our nationwide catastrophe loss model suite for the economic quantification of risk and return strategies. Our work with government encompasses a diversity of projects including understanding community risk perception, evaluation of resilience and recovery programs, research into catastrophic disasters and the development of resilience frameworks.
As a partner of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes, Risk Frontiers is well positioned to deliver the latest in climate change solutions to enhance our clients’ decision making.
Services
Beyond developing advanced catastrophe models, Risk Frontiers also offers a variety of services to our clients, including:
- Catastrophe Analysis
- Catastrophe Modelling
- Community Engagement
- Consulting
- Geospatial
- Research
Our leadership team
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Natural Catastrophe Modelling?
Risk Frontiers specialises in the risk management of natural disasters including catastrophe loss modelling and resilience.
- Flooding
- Bushfires
- Earthquakes
- Cyclones
- Hailstorms