12 September 2016Insurance

Accurate boundary data is key for assessing risk

Outdated or inaccurate boundary data is itself a risk to re/insurers. On the other hand, precise and up-to-date boundary data can help develop new markets quickly, Matthias Hauschild, senior consultant for financial services at GfK, tells Monte Carlo Today.

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