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 tactics change in response to past effectiveness and current circumstances. ... Continue Reading »
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Pandemic Poses a New Catastrophe Paradigm: Part V
There is precedent for the establishment of a government-led backstop to certain catastrophic loss scenarios. The public-private partnership model is one that has worked particularly well for more established risks that are capable of causing systemic economic shocks. The terrorism market serves as a fine example of how the security of central government backing can mitigate ... Continue Reading »
Political Risk Map 2020: Mid-Year Update for Asia-Pacific
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 »
Political Risk Map 2020: Mid-Year Update
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 »
Guy Carpenter Enters Exclusive Strategic Agreement with Synthetik to Enhance Terrorism Modeling Capabilities
Guy Carpenter announced today that it has entered into an exclusive multi-year agreement with Synthetik to further enhance its proprietary terrorism modeling product, Sunstone®. ... Continue Reading »
Managing Crowds and Other Threats During the Holidays
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 »
The South Asia Risks Landscape
The first step for stakeholders looking to build resilience in their region is to gain a holistic sense of the risk environment, its complexities and the way in which global and local risks intersect with one another. ... Continue Reading »
APCIA: GC@APCIA Commentary Roundup
Here we highlight the most popular stories among our GC@APCIA series, which featured our review of critical issues shaping the reinsurance industry. These were the focus of discussions at the recent APCIA Annual Meeting, which was hosted by Guy Carpenter. ... Continue Reading »
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 »
