February "CICR" Looks at AI for Modeling Hurricane Risk

Don't miss the February issue of Captive Insurance Company Reports (CICR), which looks at the role that artificial intelligence (AI) and big data might play in better understanding hurricane risks and potential losses. Dr. Marcus Schmalbach, CEO of RYSKEX GmbH, explains how insights gained from those technologies could play an important role in finding new and better ways to address those catastrophe risks and narrow the protection gap.

In the Newest Issue of CICR

• Dr. Claire Muselman, a professor at Drake University and principal at CM Advising, examines possible sources of workers compensation fraud and how awareness can help captive insurance companies and others better reduce fraud and control fraud-related costs.
• Several market participants analyze the January reinsurance renewals, as well as what current conditions might mean for reinsurance renewals through the remainder of this year and into 2024.

If you subscribe to CICR, you can access the February issue at the links below.

Vertafore ReferenceConnect Subscribers

• Modeling versus Underwriting: Is Machine Learning the Underwriter of Tomorrow? The Hurricane Risks Example
• Understanding Workers Compensation Fraud
• Catastrophes, Inflation, Geopolitics Produced "Frustrating," "Challenging," "Complex" January Reinsurance Renewals

IRMI Online Subscribers

• Modeling versus Underwriting: Is Machine Learning the Underwriter of Tomorrow? The Hurricane Risks Example
• Understanding Workers Compensation Fraud
• Catastrophes, Inflation, Geopolitics Produced "Frustrating," "Challenging," "Complex" January Reinsurance Renewals

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