Floods: how to use next-generation data to predict the next inundation
The flooding in Europe this summer underscored the fact that disasters are rarely contained within one nation. But how can the data be collected to properly assess the risk? A Re/insurance Lounge panel discussed the issues.
After the deluge: what lessons have insurers learned after the recent floods?
A Re/insurance Lounge panel discussed what has been learned from 2021’s serious flooding in Germany.
The re/insurance industry’s changing post-pandemic assumptions
Greg Dickerson of AM Best outlines for Intelligent Insurer the biggest issues on the horizon.
New Hiscox-backed MGA plans to transform personal lines business
A digital-focused, broker-only MGA can meet the challenges and opportunities of a radically altered business environment: Gott.
No need for a Shark Tank: calling all entrepreneurs
The doors of speciality re/insurer SiriusPoint are wide open to welcome the future disruptors of the re/insurance industry.
Cyber capacity crunches amid a digital pandemic
Opportunistic underwriting has fled to the mountains, leaving an unstable cyber market with high rates and restricted capacity: Howden.
Non-fungible tokens are going mainstream: but how to insure them?
Christie’s sold an non-fungible token (NFT) for an eyewatering $69 million in March 2021. But how do you insure an entirely digital product?
Back to the office? How the pandemic changed re/insurance
As companies and employees have adapted to the changes, calls for hybrid or remote working arrangements have grown louder.
The diverging pandemic fortunes of primary and reinsurance
Executives are talking of a market with clear signs of hardening, but there is a notable reluctance to fully call this a ‘hard’ market as traditionally defined.
A sober look at non-financial misconduct: the problems run deeper than boozy lunches
Perception is reality for the industry when it comes to bullying, harassment, and other issues, a report has found.
