Incidents of workplace violence are way more common than they should be. And while this type of violence can be found across industries, workers at retail outlets, bars, and restaurants tend to be more prone to it. The holidays can only make the situation worse, both because of personal stresses and crowded environments, according to Mac Nadel, Food & Beverage Practice ... Continue Reading »
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Modeling Insights
Here we review recent GC Capital Ideas posts covering insights on modeling. Terror: The Role of Technology and Analytics: Terrorism, political violence and other malicious acts differ from other insurable perils in that they are dynamic and adaptive; there is human intent driving the probability and willing the impacts to change. Historic incidents show past trends, but ... Continue Reading »
Terror: The Role of Technology and Analytics
Terrorism, political violence and other malicious acts differ from other insurable perils in that they are dynamic and adaptive; there is human intent driving the probability and willing the impacts to change. Historic incidents show past trends, but those are only partial drivers of future trends as terrorists adapt their tactics in response to past effectiveness and current ... Continue Reading »
Uncertainty Around TRIPRA Renewal: Mitigation Strategies Essential
Despite a reduction in the number of large terror attacks in the United States, the market for terror (re)insurance is maturing and the peril is changing. Instead of targeting property, more frequent “soft” human attacks are becoming commonplace, increasing the threat of incidents occurring in or near public spaces and workplaces. Adding to the complexity is the current unc ... Continue Reading »
Threat of Cyber Incidents on the Rise
The nature of the terrorism threat facing society has changed considerably in the last 20 years. Previously, governments and (re)insurers structured their mitigation strategies and responses to deal with attacks that were large in scale. ... Continue Reading »
Terror: The Role of Technology and Analytics
Terrorism, political violence and other malicious acts differ from other insurable perils in that they are dynamic and adaptive; there is human intent driving the probability and willing the impacts to change. Historic incidents show past trends, but those are only partial drivers of future trends as terrorists adapt their tactics in response to past effectiveness and current ... Continue Reading »
Terror: The Role of Technology and Analytics – GC@MC Commentary
Terrorism, political violence and other malicious acts differ from other insurable perils in that they are dynamic and adaptive; there is human intent driving the probability and willing the impacts to change. Historic incidents show past trends, but those are only partial drivers of future trends as terrorists adapt their tactics in response to past effectiveness and current ... Continue Reading »
Terrorism Risk in Europe
The threat of Islamist extremism remains high in Europe, driven in part by radicalized individuals returning from fighting in Iraq and Syria. Religious extremist attacks in the E.U. will likely target the entertainment and hospitality sectors and public spaces frequented by tourists, according to the 2019 Terrorism Risk Insurance Report, from Guy Carpenter affiliate, Marsh. ... Continue Reading »
U.S. Organizations Continue to Purchase Terrorism Insurance at High Levels
The United States is the world’s largest buyer of terrorism insurance, and U.S.-based organizations continue to purchase coverage at a high rate. In 2018, the take-up rate for TRIPRA coverage embedded in U.S. property policies was 62 percent. Take-up rates have remained close to 60 percent over the last several years. ... Continue Reading »
Threat of Cyber Incidents on the Rise
The nature of the terrorism threat facing society has changed considerably in the last 20 years. Previously, governments and (re)insurers structured their mitigation strategies and responses to deal with attacks that were large in scale. ... Continue Reading »
