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Analysis
An analysis in Touchstone Re is a probabilistic analysis of your aggregated loss or exposure data.
Results
The result type determines how and what results appear in the Loss Results pane.
More on loss results
Exceedance probability curve
An exceedance probability (EP) curve shows the probability of experiencing different levels of financial loss.

Introduction
Introduction to the Touchstone Re application.
Companies
A company is unique entity in Touchstone Re.
Company data (exposures)
Companies are associated with exposure data.
Programs
A program is integral to a company and it's exposure data in Touchstone Re.
Portfolios
A portfolio is a group of treaties selected from across companies.
Import
Import exposure data from external sources into Verisk databases.
Export
Export exposure data, results, reports, and companies out of Touchstone Re.
Loss results
The Loss Results pane for a company lists all loss analyses that have been executed for the company.
Analysis
An analysis in Touchstone Re is a probabilistic analysis of your aggregated loss or exposure data.
- Use cases
- Create a loss analysis
  Steps to create a loss analysis inTouchstone Re.
- Multi-year analysis
  Steps to generate a multi-year analysis in Touchstone Re.
- Run a program analysis
  Steps to run a Touchstone Re program analysis.
- Run a portfolio analysis
  Steps to run a Touchstone Re portfolio analysis on an established portfolio.
- Loss diagnostics
- CLF loss market share for enhanced ALERT analysis
- Pandemic analysis
  Verisk offerings include a pandemic model.
- Custom ILFs for China
  To offer policy term flexibility clients can now customize China crop policy deductibles by peril, crop, and province.
- Results
  The result type determines how and what results appear in the Loss Results pane.
  - Summary EP table
    The Summary EP table is one of the default panes in Loss Results.
  - Annual EP table
    The Annual EP Table is available in the Loss Result pane.
  - Annual EP chart
    The Annual EP chart is available in the Loss Results pane.
  - Event loss summary table
    The Event Loss Summary table is one of the panes available in Loss Results.
  - Map
    The Map is one of the panes available in Loss Results.
  - Summary EP chart
    The Summary EP chart is one of the panes available in Loss Results.
  - Summary EP table by treaty
    The Summary EP Table by Treaty pane is available in the Loss Results for portfolios.
  - Summary EP table by zone
    The Summary EP Table by Zone pane is available in the Loss Results for portfolios.
  - More on loss results
    - Exceedance probability curve
      An exceedance probability (EP) curve shows the probability of experiencing different levels of financial loss.
      - EP points
        EP points identify return periods on the exceedance probability curve.
      - Edit EP points
        The Edit Summary EP Points dialog contains the following fields and buttons that enable you to edit or add Exceedance Probability points to the Summary EP Table.
    - Delete loss analysis results
      Steps to delete a Touchstone Re loss analysis result.
    - View options
      Adjust the settings in the View Options pane to select which reports, tables, and charts you wish to display in the Loss Results pane.
    - Layout options
      Adjust the settings in the Layout Options pane to select a layout for the Loss Results pane.
    - View analysis settings
      Information in the Analysis Settings pane allows the user to quickly review the analysis settings used to run the current analysis without leaving the Results pane.
- Select an event set
  Select the appropriate event set for the exposures you are analyzing from the Event Set list.
- Analyze Re Rollup
  Analyze Re Rollup is a feature in Portfolio analysis which aggregates high resolution loss results and saves these results to the Cloud.
Tools
Tools to manage Touchstone Re and its data.
Administration console
The Administration Console enables authorized users to manage a suite of administrative tasks.
Reference
Supporting information on various topics associated with Touchstone Re.

Exceedance probability curve

An exceedance probability (EP) curve shows the probability of experiencing different levels of financial loss.

The curve can help you determine the amount of risk to retain or cede.

During a loss analysis, probability distributions of loss are computed for each simulated year (used for aggregate EP curves) and event (used for occurrence EP curves). These distributions are used to build a standard EP. Losses are ranked in descending order, and then the rank of each loss is divided by the catalog length. For example, the largest loss in a 10K analysis represents the loss at the 1/10,000 or 0.01% EP. The second largest loss represents the 0.02% EP, and so on.