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The HubNeptune Flood’s Podcast: Rick McCathron, CIO at Hippo Insurance
A wide ranging discussion of the Hippo homeowners insurance model, which emphasizes loss prevention as well as loss recovery, and the importance of culture in keeping focused on innovation in both startup insurtechs as well as incumbent carriers. In addition, Neptune Flood Chairman Jim Albert and ...
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Seven
There is a lot riding on whether claims emanating from the Covid-19 crisis filter through to the insurance-linked securities market.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Six
For the last sixty-three years, over a long weekend in September, in the “billionaires playground” that is Monte Carlo, the crème de la crème of our industry have gathered.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Five
Since the Lloyd’s of London underwriting floor closed in response to the global pandemic in March, risks placed on the PPL platform have reached record highs, with other electronic platforms also reporting a surge in risks bound.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Four
The past seven days have been arguably the most eventful yet in terms of Covid-19’s impact on the global insurance industry.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Three
Our third virtual Covid-19 roundtable highlights how the industry’s smarter leaders are approaching the crisis.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue Two
As businesses, individuals, politicians and lawmakers grapple with the economic fall-out from the Covid-19 pandemic, the potentially harsh glare of the global spotlight is turning on the insurance industry.
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Covid-19 virtual roundtable: Issue One
In the past few weeks, the world as we know it has been turned on its head as governments and corporations globally respond to the escalating Covid-19 crisis.
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Freezing weather and burst pipe claims: Are insurers prepared for another ‘Beast from the East’?
Escape of water claims are a major source of loss to the insurance industry. During the colder winter months, insurers are likely to get nervous that freezing spells will bring an increased risk of burst pipes and water leaks. Understanding how exposed the properties across your ...
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How can the London Market tackle outdated and inconsistent policy language?
Creating and updating policy language in the London Insurance Market can be challenging. London insurers write such a diverse range of insurance and reinsurance policies across many different lines of business and geographies that it can be difficult to ensure policy language is up to date and ...
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Why insurers must utilise multiple data sources for subsidence, heave and other ground movement risk
The likelihood of subsidence and other ground movement-related claims are dependent on a whole host of factors such as geology, vegetation, rainfall and property characteristics and how they interact with each other. If insurers don’t properly account for these variables during the underwriting ...
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Do Lloyd’s syndicates need better data for attritional losses?
How would you rather spend time and money: monitoring court cases or incorporating the impact of legal decisions into your business strategy?
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Why is tracking insurance case law important?
How would you rather spend time and money: monitoring court cases or incorporating the impact of legal decisions into your business strategy?
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Can reputation be insured?
Understanding and insuring reputation is dependent on (re)insurers and corporates understanding their company’s network of customers, suppliers, partners, peers and investors, argues Russell Group in a new white paper entitled: Can Reputation be Insured? Download the full white paper below…
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