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Partnering with Marsh McLennan to help clients address physical, transition and liability risk
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Lloyd's announced the position of Deputy Chair, effective September 1, 2021
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Guy Carpenter CEO Peter Hearn was interviewed for our “Shaping the Future” series
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Disruptive implications of major risks, including the pandemic, may reshape our world in 2021 and over the next decade
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On January 15, 2021, the UK Supreme Court issued its widely anticipated decision in the Financial Conduct Authority’s business interruption (BI) test case. Learn about the reinsurance implications of the case from Guy Carpenter’s experts.
Guy Carpenter, Lloyd’s and CyberCube have conducted an analysis detailing three scenarios which represent the most plausible routes by which a cyber attack against industrial control systems (ICS) could generate major insured losses.
The COVID-19 pandemic clearly presents significant challenges to insurers, but it is also becoming increasingly clear that (re)insurers are likely entering a far more favorable underwriting environment. After years of relative stability brought about by strong capitalization, the landscape for the sector has undeniably changed.
Loss reserve protection covers can provide a great deal of value to carriers. In what is expected to be a significantly improved underwriting environment post-COVID-19, companies can leverage their existing balance sheets before (or in addition to) seeking external capital.
David Priebe, Chairman, Guy Carpenter, highlights how, while the industry is facing a range of new risks in 2021, it is presented with new opportunities. He discusses the key industry themes for 2021, including the development of COVID-19 losses and settlement of claims, consistency around communicable disease and cyber wordings and exclusions, climate change impact, protection gap assessments and solutions, capital and technology.
Community-Based Catastrophe Insurance, developed in partnership with the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center and Marsh & McLennan, dives into the benefits of CBCI, possible structures, and sets out a five-part framework for CBCI implementation.
On January 15, 2021, the UK Supreme Court issued its widely anticipated decision in the Financial Conduct Authority’s business interruption (BI) test case. Learn about the reinsurance implications of the case from Guy Carpenter’s experts.
The COVID-19 pandemic clearly presents significant challenges to insurers, but it is also becoming increasingly clear that (re)insurers are likely entering a far more favorable underwriting environment. After years of relative stability brought about by strong capitalization, the landscape for the sector has undeniably changed.
David Priebe, Chairman, Guy Carpenter, highlights how, while the industry is facing a range of new risks in 2021, it is presented with new opportunities. He discusses the key industry themes for 2021, including the development of COVID-19 losses and settlement of claims, consistency around communicable disease and cyber wordings and exclusions, climate change impact, protection gap assessments and solutions, capital and technology.
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