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As carrier interest in The Lone Star State grows, understanding the current P&C challenges and getting better geographical exposure management and risk classification are paramount for success.
AI, machine learning and other tools are making it easier for actuaries and insurers to react to trends and improve insurance outcomes.
When carriers stop offering homeowners insurance policies in particular locations, captives are a way to provide needed risk transfer.
Determining capital adequacy is influenced by an organization’s unique exposures, business goals and comfort level with risk. An experienced actuary understands the value of balance.
As inflation drives up claims costs, setting accurate reserves is more important than ever.
AI and machine learning have played a critical role in helping underwriters accurately price risk. New regulations are stepping in to make sure these models aren’t biased.
A second wave of innovation could prove the continued utility of public sector risk pools.
The title insurance market showed notable growth in premium volume written in recent years. That growth belies some challenges, but it also indicates opportunity.
Pinnacle Actuarial Resources’ Aaron Hillebrandt advises caution for those engaged in managing cyber risk—even those seeking a captive solution, given the unknowns and volatility associated with the cyber insurance market.
As the pandemic recedes, and society re-emerges, systems, insurers and medical professionals are unsure what they may face next with respect to MPL claims.
With a better understanding of what actuaries do, program managers can identify the pieces of information needed to produce accurate projections.
Severity of claims seems to be growing for medical professional liability. Here are three things health care professionals need to be thinking about in order to prepare.
The auto insurance industry is no stranger to the effects of COVID-19; from financial impact to the future of ratemaking, here’s what the industry’s learned so far and how it’s continuing to adapt.
Every industry is starting to understand how the novel coronavirus will play out for their businesses in the coming months. For auto insurers, there are several areas of operation to watch.
Understanding wildfire risk is just part of the battle; insurance companies seeking to reduce the risk are looking to wildfire modeling for answers.
After more than a decade of profitability, the medical professional liability market is beginning to shift. Insurers that fail to respond to key trends risk falling behind.
Captives are known for creating novel coverages for emerging risks, but they need actuarial prowess to ensure new products are priced appropriately.
While some insurtech companies seek to aid traditional insurance processes, others want to replace them completely. Here’s what carriers need to know about the insurtech landscape today.
Expensive claims, declining volume, a soft market and new technology are threatening the profitability and relevance of MPL insurers.
The emerging, independent captive changes the equation for risk distribution.
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