Insurance industry regulatory professionals believe educating legislators and regulators about modeling is key for western U.S. states to better weather natural catastrophes.
April 14, 2025
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'Perfect Storm' Brewing for Western State Insurers as Hail, Wildfire Events Collide
Commercial Auto Claims Overshadowed Catastrophes in 2024
Young Professionals Call for Industry 'Rebrand' to Attract Gen Z Talent
Stronger Building Codes Make a Difference in Wildfire-Prone Areas
Hidden Risk 'Clash Accumulation' Reshaping Insurance Strategies
Panel: Climate Risk Is Altering Traditional Storm Patterns
Open Source Risk Modeling Widens Range, Flexibility of Industry Risk Solutions
AI-Generated Cyberthreats Emerge as New Challenge for Underwriters
Climate Risk Is Driving Catastrophe Insurance Claims Across Canadian Cities
'Bimodal' Hurricane Intensity Distribution Is Key to Adaptable Risk Assessment
Women's Panel: Advocates Will 'Speak Your Name When You're Not in the Room'
Reimagining Risk: How Property Characteristics Are Reshaping Home Insurance
Inflation, Market Turbulence Prompt Rethink in Customer Retention Strategies
Rising Reconstruction Costs, Labor Woes Shine Spotlight on Data, Tech
Solar Panels Present New Risk Challenges for Insurers
'Tornado Alley Is Now Tornado Canyon' as Insurers Grapple With Shifting Climate Risks
AI Matures Beyond the Hype Cycle as Underwriters Harness Real-Time Data
Improved Building Codes Yield 80% Survival Rate for Non-Combustible Structures
Bridging the Connectivity Gap Between Claims and Underwriting
Solar Storms Pose Billion-Dollar Threat to Global Infrastructure
Insurance Models Evolve with Climate Patterns
Solar Farms Face Mounting Hail Damage, Insurance Challenges
How Data-Driven Underwriting Discipline Helps Sustain Profitability
Modeling Civil Unrest: Insurance Industry Adapts as Global Protests Surge
Global Resilience Efforts Boosted by Advanced Catastrophe Modeling