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Next-Generation Risk Assessment: Cyber and Beyond

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To be successful, an insurer has to correctly estimate the probability of losses. To do that, the insurer collects information about risks and other factors, whose presence increases the probability of losses. For a very long time, the collection of such information has been done manually. However, things are changing. Insurers are using new technologies which automate the assessment of risks and sharpen loss probability estimates. This webinar, presented by Donald Light, discusses how insurers are using these new technologies, with special reference to cyber.
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