Conference Presenters: Data Is the Key to Addressing Tomorrow’s Risks

Westfield's Sheridan: Reinsurance Must Account for Modeled and Non-Modeled Perils

American Integrity's Radeloff: Inflation, Post-Pandemic Nesting Driving Up Home Valuations

Panel: AI Is Helping to Reveal Correlation Between Hazards

Verisk's Piotrowski: Data Governance and Compliance Are Elements in Every Decision

Verisk's Perfetto: Electric Vehicles Present New Risks, Exposures

BMS Group's Siffert: Every Insurance Company Is a Weather Company

Auto Panel: Telematics-based Transactions Up 35% in Past 12 Months

Verisk's Natarajan: Automation Shifts Insurers' Focus from Routine to Strategic

Climate Panel: Insurers Should Brace for Eastern US, Coastal Storms

Hippo's Pinkovezky: AI Is a Force Multiplier Leveling the Insurance Playing Field

Verisk Maplecroft's Whiteacre: Civil Unrest Risk Can Be Modeled, Better Covered

Panel: Getting Full Return on Technology Requires 'Upskilling' Staffs

Liberty Mutual's Quinn: Personal Lines Insurers Must Keep an Eye on Profitability

Fairness Panel: Insurers' Use of Data Can Have Unintended Consequences

Panel: Updating Building Codes Will Buffer Communities' Storm Risk, Economic Impact

Panel: Wildfire Risk Is Here to Stay, but Can be Mitigated

Verisk's Gesick: Economic Maps, Trade Relationships Help Identify Non-Traditional Risks

Verisk's Ramanathan: 2022's Large Losses Were No Aberration

Duck Creek’s Yohn: The Future of Insurance Data Is Collaborative

Verisk's Shavel: Businesses Should Adopt a Broader View of Risk

Verisk's Churney: Exposure Growth Makes 'Secondary Perils' a Misnomer

Verisk's Karakashian: Managing Global Exposures Requires Granular Data

Verisk's Hopkinson & Wright: Inflation Just One Element in Rising Claims Costs