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WTW and Cornell University Partner to Research Correlated Catastrophes
Willis Towers Watson (WTW) and Cornell University have initiated a collaborative partnership to advance research into correlated catastrophes. The partnership aims to improve the understanding and modeling of events where multiple catastrophes occur simultaneously or in close succession.
The collaboration will focus on developing new methodologies and tools to assess the risk and impact of correlated events, such as hurricanes followed by floods, or earthquakes triggering tsunamis. Researchers from both WTW and Cornell will work together, sharing data, expertise, and resources to enhance catastrophe risk models. The partnership will also support educational initiatives, including student research projects and workshops, to foster the next generation of risk management professionals.
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Date: May 6, 2026
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