Guy Carpenter probes causes of Thailand flood losses
Guy Carpenter has published an in-depth review of the meteorological and man-made factors that contributed to the 2011 Thailand flood catastrophe and resulting insured losses, estimated at between $15bn and $20bn.
The Thailand Flood 2011 One Year Retrospective report probes the causes and impact of the floods, including the concentration of risks in industrial parks.
Prior to 2011, none of the industrial parks
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