Next-Generation Risk Assessment: Cyber and Beyond

With the recent and rapid changes to the modern tech stack, including new automation tools, how should insurance companies leverage data and define data science success? To effectively use data, insurance companies must overcome what has historically been an extremely siloed structure that keeps data separate from the work of insurance.

webinar presented on September 13, 2018, Tara Straw, Senior Policy Analyst, provides a detailed discussion of eligibility for the premium tax credit—including how offers of employer-sponsored insurance can affect eligibility—as well as how the credit is calculated. Overview. Jump to video section, View slides. Open enrollment 6 for coverage year 2019. Overview of the coverage landscape.

Almost two years on from the start of the pandemic, this panel discusses crucial questions about the state of our sector, the challenges it faces and the ongoing opportunities to rebuild consumer trust and support the efforts in building back from the crisis. Panellists examine how far the industry has progressed in its efforts to tackle the reputation issues that came to the forefront during the crisis, as well as considering our role in supporting the economic recovery, particularly against the backdrop of net zero targets and the green finance agenda.

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.