When technology and talent combine within an insurer, workers’ comp clients know claims management is in good hands.

Looking ahead to the future of cyber and privacy, this all-female attorney-led panel at In2Risk will dive deep into the unparalleled challenges of AI and quantum computing.

Interest in better wildfire detection and suppression is growing in the wake of massive fires in California and Australia — costly disasters that are expected to become more common as climate change makes some areas drier and hotter.

Falvey does a lot of work in the life sciences, and a lot of pharma business is centralized in a couple of areas around the country — including some in Tennessee, which recently experienced very damaging tornadoes.

Each year, Redhand Advisors releases an expansive report on risk management information software, identifying the key trends that are driving the sector.

Not too hot, not too cold – just right. It’s the philosophy Goldilocks applied to the three bears, and it’s the philosophy we should be utilizing when pulling together the best data set.

Increasingly, climate change is becoming a pervasive business risk that is perilous to ignore. Flood, drought, wildfire, severe windstorms, and other anomalous weather effects will likely jeopardize most every organization in time, whether directly or indirectly.

“A machine can build a bias without us knowing it. I mean, you feed it enough data, you can tell it to ignore racial profiles, but you never know how the machine does it.”

Uses for big data and predictive analytics in workers’ comp are growing. But will adjusters buy-in? 

The four issues they were most excited about were new products and services; automation and the use of AI for improving underwriting performance; new data sources; and ESG considerations.

Rather than searching for permutations of claims characteristics in swathes of data, you tell the machine to look for claim cohorts that are experiencing unexpected development – and set it off to do the searching.

Coalition CEO Joshua Motta shares his views on the evolution of cyber insurance, insurance regulation and a number of additional topics with Risk & Insurance.

Blockchain and its applications in insurance hold tremendous potential to provide financial stability in emerging and underserved economies.

Just because a company is new and growing doesn’t mean that underwriters and actuaries are shut out from accessing actionable data.

Collisions with insurance company legacy systems is just one reason why the use of artificial intelligence in property underwriting has not advanced as far as some would like.

Organizations should not assume that any of the insurance policies they have in their portfolio will respond to a biometric privacy claim.

Using data to understand your workers’ comp program may seem tricky. Here are a few questions to guide your thinking.

Apple, BMW and Cisco are just some of the companies that are transforming the way data is used in insurance.

No two construction projects are the same. That’s where artificial intelligence can help in the transfer of complex risk information.

Over one million workers’ comp claims were auto-coded using AI, creating a new source of injury intelligence intended to target the causes of work injuries.