There are still many questions surrounding how COVID-19 will affect business interruption insurance claims, and analysts are split on if/how claims will be honored as the pandemic continues. Both businesses and insurers should prepare for both possibilities and adjust their projections accordingly.
Swiss Re’s report reminds us that climate change effects should remain a top priority for business leaders. Extreme weather events will likely continue driving rising losses, therefore private businesses and insurers should take proactive steps today to better understand, project, and plan around Nat CATs.
Today, Maptycs (https://maptycs.com/newsite), an insurtech company that uses geospatial visualization and advanced analytics technology to help insurance professionals better assess property risk exposure, map assets against natural perils, and monitor severe weather events in real-time, announced it had been selected by Intelligent Insurer as a Hot 100 company. Announced in late 2019, the 100 insurtech firms were chosen based on each company’s ability to make a tangible and positive difference to aspects of the risk transfer industry globally, according to Intelligent Insurer.
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The first version of Microsoft Excel was released for the Macintosh in 1985. It wasn’t the first spreadsheet software (that award goes to IBM’s VisiCalc, released 1979), but Excel quickly became a must-havefor every risk and insurance professional
