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Munich Re US’s Mike Quigley on the Power of Risk Perception in Insurance

Mike Quigley of Munich Re US delves into the intricacies of risk perception, the importance of education in bridging protection gaps, and the potential of generative AI in the insurance industry.

Falak Kothari of Marsh on Navigating Catastrophic Risks, the Impact of Nuclear Verdicts, and the Role of AI in Insurance

Class Action Settlements Exceed $40 Billion for Third Year in a Row

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