Claims & Reserving
Bending the Casualty Curve: Why Casualty Analytics Is Approaching Its Inflection Point
"The immense diversity of the causes of casualty catastrophes as well as a lack of historical antecedents makes modeling casualty cats more difficult than modeling property cats, but not ...
Storm Counts, Landfalls and Losses: The Hidden Risk Behind a ‘Quiet’ Hurricane Season
Some observers may label the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season as a "quiet" year due to zero U.S. hurricane landfalls, but from an insurance and catastrophe risk perspective, that conclusion misses the ...
Viewpoint: Why Speedy Payouts Matter in EU Plan to Close Insurance Protection Gap
As climate volatility across Europe continues to increase, so too does the ongoing financial fallout from these extreme weather events. Storm Goretti, which tore through Europe at the beginning of ...
Business Interruption Claims Arising From the Middle East Conflict
The current conflict in the Middle East has been as disruptive commercially as it has been geopolitically. Many businesses operating in the region are suffering from a combination of sharp demand ...
Nine Claims Trends to Watch Through the Rest of 2026
Catastrophe, resilience, automation, digital transformation, personalization of the claims experience, talent strategies, operational flexibility—there are a mouthful of trends to talk about in the ...
Blizzard Caused Up to $38 Billion in Estimated Damage, Economic Loss: AccuWeather
The winter storm that brought several feet of snow and blizzard conditions to parts of the Northeast this week resulted in $34 billion to $38 billion in total damage and economic loss, according to a ...
Beyond Automation: The Emerging Role for Contextual AI in Insurance
The wave of excitement about artificial intelligence is breaking across virtually every industry. We are discovering in the insurance industry that the current generation of tools may have the ...
How Carriers Are Pairing AI and Process Discipline to Drive Subrogation Outcomes
For decades, subrogation has been treated as an afterthought. A file closed, a claim paid and only then, sometimes months later, would a carrier's recovery team begin its work. Beyond this, ...