As the pandemic continues, parallels are emerging in how pandemics are modeled, the methodologies employed, and the data challenges which exist. (Photo: CDC)

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically influenced every aspect of how we live, work and think about systemic risk. During the course of 2020, as the pandemic became ingrained in the public consciousness, evermore seemingly technical modeling vocabulary crept into the media.

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