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Global risk managers must brace for disruption
21 October 2024   A wide range of possible shocks could have a cumulative impact, unless risk managers prepare.

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Latin America offers opportunities for re/insurers willing to understand and accept the important subtleties of operating in the region, Marcelo De Gruttola, vice president–senior analyst at Moody’s Investors Service, tells Intelligent Insurer.
Insurance
As the impacts of climate change become more prevalent, effective ESG measurement will be crucial for evolving underwriting strategies, especially for nat cat, says Vivek Bajaj, managing director, EMEA, Moody’s RMS.
Reinsurance
Women have been disproportionally affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with existing inequalities between men and women exacerbated in almost all areas of life. But is there hope for the future?
Reinsurance
The financial services sector in the UK is not home to big numbers of senior women. They account for only 22 percent of executive committee members across the sector, according to the 2021 Women in Finance Charter.
Insurance
Michael Dion of Moody’s joins Intelligent Insurer to discuss the growth of the cyber insurance market and where the demand lies.
Insurance
As the world moves to a low carbon future the re/insurance industry—and the modelling that supports it—may find it has a wider role in climate change, says Robert Muir-Wood of RMS.
Insurance
Memories of the World Trade Center attacks and the resulting stories of heroism remain etched in people’s minds. Marking the 20th anniversary of the events, RMS has published a whitepaper addressing how 9/11 changed the insurance industry’s view of terrorism risk.
Insurance
For those at Baden-Baden who had not decided so already, the protests made clear that the focus on ESG issues is not diminishing, only intensifying—and broadening.
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