A session at RISKWORLD showed how a data-driven, proactive approach to risk management leads to a winning loss control formula.

Overcoming the talent gap calls for innovative thinking and new strategies.

The pair discuss how increased adoption of AI can lead to increased cyber risk, the rise of legal system abuse and other pressing exposures for the industry.

Climate risk modeling has improved for hurricanes and wildfires. Now, the industry is turning its attention to secondary perils.

The challenging build-out of renewable energy infrastructure is at an inflection point as a surge of new ideas and investment promises to keep the sector’s momentum going.

“Weather-related risks on the property side are a significant concern for risk managers and various industries. Leading experts, such as Colorado State University, forecast a very active hurricane season of at least 23 named storms and five major hurricanes, which is well above average.”

Ascot’s Jeff Canfield shares his take on the potential of AI in underwriting, Ascot’s strategy for deal selection, and the company’s unique approach to underwriting specialty risks.

Katie McGrath discusses ongoing and emerging trends in the insurance industry, the potential of an AI insurance market and the challenges of modeling the costs of cyberattacks.

Joann Balous of Travelers discusses the evolving role of CFOs in the insurance industry, their increasing involvement in risk management decisions, and the impact of macroeconomic factors on their strategies.

“We work closely with our clients to assess their risks and implement loss prevention measures, such as improving building resilience and developing comprehensive business continuity plans. By taking a proactive approach to risk management, we aim to minimize the impact of natural catastrophes on our clients’ operations and bottom line.”

Bret Ahnell of FM Global discusses the prolonged hard market in property insurance, the impact of climate change on the industry, and the company’s focus on expanding renewable energy coverage.

Joann Balous from Travelers discusses the changing dynamics of the CFO’s role in risk management, their concerns about cybersecurity, and their collaboration with risk management teams

Kevin Rampe from Chubb shares insights on the future of claims management, focusing on the synergy between skilled professionals and advanced digital tools, the role of empathy in claims service, and the impact of data analytics on decision-making processes.

Jack Kuhn of Westfield Specialty shares his insights on the shifting dynamics of the insurance market, focusing on the opportunities and challenges in casualty and auto insurance lines.

Lauren Finnis of WTW explores significant shifts and emerging trends in insurance, from leveraging Gen AI to the future of underwriting in a rapidly evolving industry.

Navigating the complexities of insuring billion-dollar ‘mega projects’ in the construction industry, Adrian Pellen of NFP shares insights on leveraging data, technology, and innovative insurance products to manage risk.

Steven Robles and Mrunal Pandit earn top risk management honors from RIMS in 2024.

As this year’s RIMS Harry & Dorothy Goodell Award recipient, Eamonn Cunningham keeps in mind how far he’s come and what he is still meant to do within risk to help the profession thrive.

A mass shooting during RIMS underscores the need for employee training amidst the ongoing tide of violence.

Aon’s Timothy Fletcher counts loyalty as a primary value in assessing his professional relationships. He said his relationship with Aon is built on that foundation.