Abstract
The distribution of catastrophic (cat) event risk is highly unfavorable without insurance and reinsurance. Individual households and companies are significantly exposed to their own property damage; and because they are not exposed to others’ property damage, these entities are not rewarded with a financial gain if no cats occur. Households and corporations dislike this situation; they face a large potential down-side from cats that affect them yet receive no upside when no cats occur.
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