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The Insurer Interviews Guy Carpenter Experts
The Insurer interviewed several Guy Carpenter experts about their thoughts on reinsurance markets as they navigate COVID-19, climate change, and other changing dynamics. |
Risk-Based Capital Stress Testing
As companies continue to navigate the repercussions of COVID-19, it is important that they understand the pandemic’s impact on risk-based capital (RBC). Insurers are dealing with COVID-19’s effects on assets and liabilities, both of which can affect capital levels. |
Better by Design: Insights on Demand – Collectively Creating the Post-COVID Future
Guy Carpenter thought leaders Erica Davis, Josh Darr, Lara Mowery and Jessica Turner offered their insights at the recent Marsh & McLennan Better By Design conference, which featured discussions on shaping the post-COVID-19 world. |
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Looking beyond the Clouds: A U.S. cyber insurance industry catastrophe loss study
A Guy Carpenter and CyberCube Analytics collaboration explores the size and shape of cyber catastrophes and the resulting financial impact on the U.S. cyber insurance industry |
The Global Risks Report 2020
Economic and political polarization will intensify, as collaboration is needed more than ever to respond to severe threats to climate, public health, and technology systems |
Pandemic Poses a New Catastrophe Paradigm
The question of how to tackle systemic risk is at the top of risk professionals’ agenda, following the shock losses produced by COVID-19 |
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2019 Risk Benchmarks Research: Property / Casualty Industry Insights
A broad array of insights are identified in Guy Carpenter’s Risk Benchmarks Research 2019 report, the newest component of our ongoing insurance benchmarks research project, which accumulates and interprets US P&C insurance statutory financial data |
COVID-19 Risks Outlook: A Preliminary Mapping and Its Implications
Economic distress dominates companies’ top concerns, yet leaders must act now to address the knock-on effect of far-reaching environmental, societal, and technological risks |
Changing Nature of Risk
In The Changing Nature of Risk report recently published by Guy Carpenter, we analyze how an accumulation of losses from recent extreme weather events, the specter of climate change and higher loss cost trends in a number of long-tail business lines are forcing carriers to reassess views of risk |
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Protecting the Planet and Public Purse Report
Access to Private Capital Crucial to Governments’ Ability to Enhance Climate Resilience. Severe weather events and demographic challenges are putting an increasing strain on government finances, requiring a rethink of how catastrophic events are funded |
The Changing Nature of Risk: The Cyber Risk Landscape
The insurability of systemic risk is going to be one of the defining issues of the next decade for the re/insurance sector. Rapid technological changes, digitalization in particular, have already transformed the characteristics of risks assumed by the re/insurance market. COVID-19 will only accelerate these trends. |
Building National Resilience
Aligning mindsets, capabilities, and investment. The goal of country-level resilience has rarely been as multifaceted as it is now, and the stakes have seldom been higher. Building preparedness for risks that may threaten national security, economic prosperity, and societal wellbeing is a critical function of government. |
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The Global Risks for Infrastructure: The Climate Challenge report outlines three key levers that infrastructure investors and operators need to utilize in building climate resilience: scenario planning, lifecycle imperatives, and ecosystem-wide stakeholder management. |
Reactions: Silent Cyber-no longer silent?
Silent (or non-affirmative) cyber refers to cyber-related exposure within many all-risk general insurance products. If no explicit cyber exclusion applies, coverage for losses caused by cyber perils may apply. This underlying exposure’s potential for aggregated loss is currently one of the major issues being considered by the re/insurance industry. What does the future hold? |
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| January 15, 2020 | The Captive Business Strategy: Employee Medical and Other Health Care Risks |
| January 14, 2020 | 2019 Western North Pacific Basin Tropical Cyclone Predictions |
| January 14, 2020 | Are you at risk? Managing affirmative and silent cyber risk accumulation |
| January 14, 2020 | Focus on Asia Pacific Risks: Closing The Gap: Insurance Penetration and Public Sector Risk Financing in Asia Pacific |
| January 14, 2020 | Focus on Asia Pacific Risks: Top Country-Specific Risk Insights for Business |
| January 13, 2020 | Are You at Risk? Managing Affirmative and Silent Cyber Risk Accumulation |
| December 17, 2019 | Affirmative vs. Silent Cyber: An Overview |
| December 13, 2019 | Focus on Asia Pacific Risks: The Transformation of Australian and New Zealand Life Insurance |
| November 29, 2019 | Market Pulse: 2019 Employer Stop Loss Market Survey |
| November 19, 2019 | GCMarketPulse |
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