Maptycs® partners with Munich Re’s Risk Management Partners to help businesses better manage their property and climate risk exposure around the world.
MAPTYCS®, a leading property and climate risk exposure management firm, and Risk Management Partners (RMP) have partnered to provide businesses with access to Munich Re`s Location Risk Intelligence data via the MAPTYCS® platform, one of the most user friendly and highly performing solutions to manage property and climate risk exposures.
RMP is a unit of Munich Re, one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, primary insurance and insurance-related risk solutions and a pioneer in the global assessment of natural hazards and climate-related risks. Risk Management Partners draws on this experience to develop advanced risk assessment capabilities. MAPTYCS® is an intuitive and real-time geospatial risk exposure platform that is built to process large volumes of data and offers powerful risk analytics and visualization features. With the rise of natural disasters and the hardening of the property insurance market, risk professionals use MAPTYCS® to consolidate increasingly complex datasets and gain a granular understanding of their property and climate risk exposure.
Through this partnership, risk professionals using MAPTYCS® to manage their property and climate risk exposure, will be able to leverage the high quality and comprehensive multiperil risk scoring from Munich Re worldwide to improve their risk assessment, risk mitigation, risk pricing and claims resources management activities.
Jacqueline Legrand, MAPTYCS CEO said: “We partner with Munich Re’s RPM, because it is in our strategy to offer our clients only the greatest quality risk data across the world from renowned and well-established partners.”
Christof Reinert, Head of Risk Management Partners at Munich Re adds: “We are happy to support MAPTYCS in assisting its customers to assess their risks exposure and take proactive steps to protect their assets and the continuity of their operations, in an ever-changing environment.”