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LONDON – July 19, 2022: Boutique digital broker JENOA Insurance & Risk Management (JENOA) has adopted Global Flood Maps from RMS^®, a Moody’s Analytics company and world-leading risk modeling and solutions company, to provide an analytical view of flood risk across the Middle East and beyond.

The recently launched RMS Global Flood Maps provide views of flood extent and coverage for every country in the world.  The models have been developed using a machine learning approach that allows RMS to utilize its full probabilistic models in regions where the data typically required to accurately assess flood risk is either missing or sparse.  The flood maps enable a better understanding of flood risk across high and low exceedance probabilities.  The maps allow users to understand not only the locations that might be affected, but also the extent and severity of the flood risk.

Mahboob Khan, Chief Executive Officer, JENOA, said:

“The region has been exposed to an increasing number of natural catastrophes and we are working with our clients to proactively identify, quantify and develop strategies to mitigate this exposure.  We are therefore proud to be the first broker in the region to offer the RMS technology to our current and prospective clients

JENOA’s unique offering allows us to offer traditional London Market solutions while leveraging the latest technological advances in the reinsurance market.  The RMS Global Flood Maps help us offer clients comprehensive insight into their Middle East flood risks.”

Jason Futers, Managing Director, RMS, said:

“Flood is increasingly a primary peril in many regions across the globe.  The new RMS Global Flood Maps cover the entire world, allowing clients to fully assess flood risk, wherever the risk might be.  RMS is committed to supporting all of our client’s risk management needs, across all regions and geographies.  

The unique combination of science and technology that RMS can offer ensure we can consistently deliver the information necessary to support risk management decisions.”