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New division aims to alleviate growing environmental and climate risks through an increased focus on analytics and data science.
October 4 -
New insurance product is designed to cover costs incurred to manage a business crisis, including the fees of a crisis management consulting firm.
September 27 -
Preconditions do not yet exist, according to Celent report, including regulatory structure and customer demand.
September 25 -
Trôvs technology and processes are designed to offer transparency into the value of insured items.
September 24 -
Guy Carpenter says enhanced risk modeling is important for insurers seeking growth in emerging markets.
September 23 -
ISO expands predictive analytics offerings with software designed to incorporate property-specific features into segmenting and rating process.
September 23 -
As costs, regulatory and technological inhibitors fall away, insurance industry laggards could face threat from mispricing, according to recent Aite Group report.
September 20 -
Upgrades to the risk monitoring software are designed to strengthen investment compliance checks and provide users with an improved interface.
September 20 -
Insurers are developing the technology to embed actuarial tools into an integrated risk and finance architecture, according to a recent report from Accenture.
September 20 -
With the acquisition of the geographic risk technology company, LexisNexis picks up software to complement its data, analytics and linking capabilities.
September 20 -
Executives responding to a recent Accenture survey report shortages of talent in a number of areas, including risk business and data analytics, risk technologists and regulatory change program management.
September 19 -
Swiss Res global ranking highlights the threat of earthquakes and flooding to growing population centers in Asia, home to eight of the 10 most at-risk cities.
September 18 -
The two most exposed cities are earthquake-prone urban centers along the West Coast, according to a new report from Swiss Re. The study takes into account population and exposure to five natural catastrophes, including storm surges, earthquakes and more.
September 18 -
Companys research finds 85 percent of insurers would decline terrorism coverage without government backing.
September 18 -
The flooding has caused 15 Colorado counties to declare a state of emergency, including Boulder, which President Obama has opened up to federal assistance.
September 16 -
New claim functionality designed to provide a fraud score and help insurers reduce fraud costs.
September 13 -
Modeling firm looks to a more comprehensive use of exposure data and analytics in an attempt to improve workflows.
September 10 -
The eighth tropical storm of the season could become its first hurricane by Wednesday; if it doesnt, it will be the first time the industry hasnt seen a hurricane hit land by mid-September.
September 9 -
The Montpelier Risk Institute is partnering with researchers from Canada and Europe in an attempt to keep up with evolving risks, such as climate change.
September 9 -
Some of the same data analysis technologies being used by Western governments are cheap enough to be employed by financial services companies as well.
September 5

