Risk

Ransomware accounted for 60% of large cyber claims for the first half of the year, but frequency dropped 30%.

As insurers, the job is to help clients model the previously unmodellable.

The transformative potential of AI depends on the underwriters, actuaries, agents and policyholders who interact with it.

In the wake of major losses like wildfires or hurricanes, parametric insurance can expedite payments for faster policyholder recovery.

Insurers need to adopt robust digital risk infrastructure capable of real-time analytics and integrated stress testing.

Alex Martin, CEO and co-founder of Clearspeed, shares about the company.

Artificial intelligence is changing how risks are identified, managed and mitigated.

Incorporating AI can help insurers gain a more accurate picture of unseen liabilities associated with underwriting and catastrophic events for clients.

Even so-called 'low-risk' zones are now vulnerable to flooding from shifting weather patterns, overwhelmed sewer systems and rapid growth.

Financial volatility is top concern for U.S. risk managers, according to the Mid-year Flash Survey from the Casualty Actuarial Society and the Society of Actuaries.

An in-depth assessment of a cyber breach can provide valuable insights to prevent future incidents.

Combining quantum computing with AI will transform them into an exponential problem-solving power, redefining risk assessment, claims and pricing.

Telematics is revolutionizing car insurance through usage-based policies and personalized risk management options.

When it comes to disbursements many insurers are still relying on outdated processes.

The backbone of American property insurance depends on data you've never thought about...until it's gone

Attorneys Bob Tyson and Cayce Lynch share proven strategies for defending against nuclear verdicts and stemming the rise of social inflation.

Cayce Lynch and Bob Tyson of Tyson & Mendes will discuss the implications surrounding the rise in nuclear verdicts and the legal impacts associated with the increased use of emerging technologies like AI.

The lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina can be a catalyst to better manage future risks.

Investigating a company's security posture can highlight unknown cyber vulnerabilities or possible risks affecting its future value.

Fraud, missed subrogation opportunities and customer experience can impact claims after a catastrophe, but AI can address some of these factors.