Speed and Scalability: Automation in Credit Risk Modeling – APAC

Amid a year of several high-profile cyber ransomware events, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has increased its scrutiny of cybersecurity disclosures made by public companies. Join our panel of experts to learn how you can better assess risk by leveraging ESG metrics to enhance current assessment methods for quantifying cyber governance and resiliency.

2018 was a challenging year for captive insurance with an uncertain investment environment, continued tax scrutiny and consolidations among service providers. In our annual market update, we take a look at these and other trends affecting captives, report on captive numbers by domicile and discuss the outlook for the coming year. Specific topics to be covered will include: Analysis of captive activity in 2018. Review of the major captive domiciles, both onshore and offshore. Discussion of major trends affecting the industry. New and existing uses of captives. Infrastructure and regulatory developments. Predictions for 2019. This webinar is suitable for existing and prospective captive owners looking to get an update on developments in the captive insurance industry.

In Digital Insurance 2.0, data is a source of competitive advantage for identifying unserved or underserved markets, identifying profitable niches, reducing or eliminating risk, driving channel optimization, enhancing service and improving customer experiences. Combining data from traditional internal and new external sources can improve the richness of information used to make a wide array of business decisions that are increasing the gap between Insurance 1.0 and Digital Insurance 2.0 at an accelerated rate. To realize the benefits of becoming truly data-driven at the company level, insurers must have a broad enterprise data strategy underpinned by a robust enterprise data warehouse and model to capture internal and new, external data sources across multiple systems so that advanced and emerging analytics can be used effectively.

Today’s insurance industry business environment is characterized by constant disruption, increasing competition, stagnant growth, increasing costs, new technologies, and shifting market and customer demands. These tectonic shifts are redefining the future of the insurance industry. In this environment, focusing on both operational and strategic innovation is more important than ever to effectively manage the current business while creating the future.