SAS and Swiss Re Partner on AI Risk Tools for Insurers
SAS and Swiss Re have entered a partnership to combine catastrophe risk data with AI and actuarial modeling for insurers, the companies announced in a press release.
The partnership connects Swiss Re's CatNet natural catastrophe risk intelligence with SAS Insurance Life Cycle Accelerator. The integration adds predictive hazard insights to underwriting, pricing, and portfolio management workflows.
Swiss Re is joining the SAS Strategic Technology Partner Program as part of the agreement. The tools are intended for insurers that use catastrophe data, analytics, and actuarial models in risk selection and portfolio planning.
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