Can parametric insurance plug the risk gap?

Gethin Jones, Skyline Partners; Nyasha Kuwana, FloodFlash; Charley Grimston, Altelium

In a perfect world, insurers would be able to measure every risk on their books all the time, giving crystal-clear oversight on their exposures and allowing legitimate claims to be paid out to clients in the most appropriate manner possible.

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