Create event rate scheme from file

post

https://{host}/data-store/referenceTables/eventRateAndScheme/file

Creates an event rate scheme.

An event rate scheme is a collection of hypothetical stochastic events that identifies a range of potential peril- and region-specific outcomes based on historical patterns. Within an event rate scheme, each event is associated with an event rate that defines the annual probability of that event occurring.

This operation accepts a flat file in CSV format that defines events (by ID) and custom event rates.

eventId~eventRate
15000036~0.000000000001
15000053~0.000000000001
15000068~0.000000000001
15000075~0.000000000001
15000082~0.000000000001

This operation creates a new event rate scheme in the domain table from the uploaded CSV file. The uploaded file must include a header and must be less than 20MB in size.

The file list event IDs and event rates that represent your own view of risk.

Body Params

file

required

Flat file that maps eventId values to eventRate values in CSV format.

File must include header row.
File must use tilde character (~) as text delimiter.
File must be smaller 20MB in size.

eventRateSchemeName

string

required

Name of event rate scheme.

perilCode

string

enum

required

Two-letter code that identifies a natural or man-made phenomenon that generates insurance loss. Perils include earthquake (EQ), flood (FL), severe convective storm (CS), terrorism (TR), wildfire (WF), windstorm/hurricane/cyclone/typhoon (WS), and winterstorm (WT)

Allowed:

modelRegionCode

string

required

Four-letter code comprised of a two-letter code for the region and a two-letter code for the peril e.g. ACEQ, EUFL. For information about models and model updates, see Models and Data in the Moody's Support Center.

modelVersionCode

string

required

Code of model version.

isDefault

boolean

Defaults to false

If true, is default event rate scheme.

externalId

string

External ID of event rate scheme.

Responses

200Rates loaded for the scheme

400Invalid Input Data

403Forbidden

500Job failed with error