Torolf joined Willis Towers Watson in 2011 and leads the Physical Risk (Natural Catastrophe & Climate Change) teams based in London. His primary responsibility is to manage climate as well as natural and man-made hazard risk consulting projects (including climate & catastrophe modelling and cat risk engineering assessments) for large global organisations. Torolf has a strong track record of delivering risk financing and risk mitigation projects across all sectors, including, manufacturing, real estate, retail, technology, mining, energy and oil & gas companies.
Prior to Willis Towers Watson, Torolf worked for Moody’s RMS, where he was responsible for the development of the vulnerability and building inventory model for the RMS UK’08 Flood Model and the upcoming RMS Euro Flood Extension Model. He led and participated in various Catastrophe Response Missions that included the 2007 Kent Earthquake, June 2007 UK Summer Inland Floods and the July 2009 Inland Floods in Austria. While at RMS Torolf also was strongly involved in the development of the RMS Euro Windstorm ’11 Inventory and Industry Exposure Model (IED). Torolf’s earlier experience included working on a number of high-profile projects, in some cases as expert witness for STATS Limited (now RSK Limited).