Managing Productivity Remotely

Climate risk models are fundamental to understanding climate change and anticipating its risks on both, credit and financial risks. In the last couple of years, we’ve witnessed the emergence of various tools and analytics that incorporate climate change-related projection data and scenarios to provide a view of these risks. However, these scenarios and the related macro-economic backdrop are evolving dynamically, creating the need for updating the analysis and keeping it relevant.

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You will be receiving a new model of social development a look at 2022, find your role of insurance in climate change management, and the way to the economic recovery of the country in this 3 days' convention. In this event, the main Executives of the Insurance and Reinsurance Companies, both National and Foreign, brokers, Adjusters and academics, Officials of the National Government, Media, General public and International Experts related to Insurance and to the Financial Sector.

The insurance industry has embraced data analytics to drive business results. Using large warehouses of internal data, augmentation from third-party providers, and big data sources, data analysts are driving product R&D, predictive modeling, and influencing strategy at all levels of the organization. However, many insurers are still dealing with the challenges of diverse core systems with little data integration and limited agreement on what data assets mean. This webinar covers current insurer experience, case studies of successful initiatives, and best practices in developing a data and analytics strategy.