The binding constraint in catastrophe insurance isn't pricing. It's aggregate. Once a carrier has too much correlated exposure in a footprint — a county, a ZIP, a watershed — they can't write the next risk that walks in the door, no matter how attractive it is.
The market closes. Capacity dries up. Homeowners get non-renewed. And the carriers that want to compete sit on the sidelines.
RSKX exists to break that. We give carriers and MGAs a way to buy targeted coverage against their CAT aggregate, so they can keep writing — and keep competing — in the very places where their accumulated exposure would otherwise force them out.
The headlines call it a crisis. The actual mechanism is technical, and it's the same everywhere: too much correlated CAT exposure on the books, and nowhere efficient to lay it off.
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Five years on a fixed income desk at Performance Trust Capital Partners as VP of Data Science for the FIG group — where I learned how real markets price tail risk, and just as importantly, where they fail to.
From there I went on to build the analytics and AI function from scratch at Green Shield Risk Solutions (GSR), a wildfire-focused E&S MGA, where I still hold equity and lead AI & Analytics today.
I'm drawn to problems at the intersection of probability, mathematics, and capital — anywhere the distribution has a fat right tail and the stakes are real.

