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Swiss Re’s natural hazard analytics platform joins EigenRisk
Independent insurance technology firm EigenRisk, Inc. has partnered with global reinsurer Swiss Re to integrate CatNet hazard data directly into its flagship exposure management platform, EigenPrism. The integration brings Swiss Re’s natural catastrophe analytics into EigenPrism’s open architecture ecosystem, joining a network of more than 40 third-party data and model providers. CatNet is Swiss Re’s […] The post Swiss Re’s natural hazard analytics platform joins EigenRisk appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws.
Pacific Life Re appoints Mei Sum Chan as Head of Medical Analytics
Global life reinsurer Pacific Life Re has announced the appointment of Mei Sum Chan as Head of Medical Analytics. Sum Chan succeeds Ian Collins, who retires following more than 15 years at Pacific Life Re. During Collins’ tenure, he held various roles, culminating in setting up and leading Medical Analytics. Pacific Life Re noted that […] The post Pacific Life Re appoints Mei Sum Chan as Head of Medical Analytics appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws.
Howden Re and Synthetik launch dedicated SRCC analytics capability, UNREST
Howden Re, the reinsurance, capital markets and strategic advisory business of Howden Group, and Synthetik Insurance Technologies, a leader in modelling political violence and terrorism perils, have launched UNREST, an analytics tool to better manage strikes, riots and civil commotion (SRCC) risk, through an exclusive partnership. Built on the heels of Synthetik’s srccQuantum, UNREST is […] The post Howden Re and Synthetik launch dedicated SRCC analytics capability, UNREST appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws.
Casualty Insurers Face $100 Billion Reserve Correction As Analytics Lag: Moody’s
The U.S. casualty market is leaving billions of dollars in adverse reserve development to accumulate largely undetected until it surfaces in financial statements, according to Moody's. The post Casualty Insurers Face $100 Billion Reserve Correction As Analytics Lag: Moody’s appeared first on Risk & Insurance.