Neil Isford, executive vice president, RMS, said insurers are moving toward faster and deeper understanding of risk, but that depends on acquiring the right skills, tools and cooperation.
May 1, 2019
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Axa XL's Pearman: Concentration of Tech Vendors Amplifies Cyberrisk
Portadam's Daniel: When Flooding Strikes, Build a Dam
RMS' Folkman: Homeowners Market Poised to Tighten in Areas With Wildfire Risk
RMS' White: New Modeling, Data Tools Help Insurers Pursue Underinsured Risk
New Paradigm's Glassman: Parametric Coverage Speeds Claims Resolution
Milliman's Rollins: Localized Flood Data Opens Coverage to Tens of Millions
With AOB Battle Winding Down in Florida, FAIR Sets Sights on Flood
Resiliency Panel: Smarter, Stronger Housing Can Lessen Disaster Impact
Futurist Burrus: Insurers Should Strive to Become 'Positive' Disruptors
Scor's Azarcon: Antibiotic Resistance, Vaccine Hesitancy Increase Pandemic Risk
MyStrongHome's Kitzman: A Key to Sustainable Roofs Is Self-Financing Replacements
Regulatory Panel: Barriers to Privatized Flood Market Are Lowering
RMS' Harvey: Contagious Malware Could Be Next Cyber Challenge
RMS' Ogaard: Proposed Data Standard Would Enable Easier Risk Modeling
AG&T's Greenfader: Puerto Rico Still Staggering From Impact of 2017 Storms
RMS' Sabbatelli: Better Information Leads to More Effective Catastrophe Response
RMS' Dailey: Sea Level Change Adds to Storm Surges, Inland Flooding
Build Change's Norris: Better Housing Would Alleviate Impact of Disasters
Building State of the Art Cyber Models Requires Data, Examples, Time
RMS' Muir-Wood: Surprising Number of Natural Disasters Are Actually Man-Made
Pool Re's Paul: Terrorism Coverage Adds Business Interruption, Cyber
Lockton's Andler: Growth of Parametric Coverages Limited by Basis Risk, Price
Oliver Wyman's Sekeris: Cyber Exposures Still Outrunning Coverage Availability
RMS' Isford: The Future of Risk Analysis Is Real-Time, Cloud-Based, High-Resolution
