How could the insurance industry look in 2025, and what are the implications for the risk function? A video from Guy Carpenter affiliate Oliver Wyman offers a futuristic glimpse of a rapidly evolving industry. The insurance industry of today is already highly complex. However, this complexity is only likely to increase as business models evolve, the speed of change regarding ... Continue Reading »
Videocasts
GC Videocast – 2019 Cyber Landscape: New Regulations, Risks and Management Expectations
Cyber Practices experts at Guy Carpenter’s affiliate, Marsh, held a video webcast to look at how changing cyber risk exposures, regulations and best practices will change the cyber risk management landscape in 2019. ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Global Risks Report 2019
John Drzik, President of Global Risk and Digital at Guy Carpenter's sister company, Marsh, explains the key findings and takeaways from The Global Risks Report 2019. The 14th edition of The Global Risks Report is prepared by the World Economic Forum with the support of Guy Carpenter's parent company, Marsh & McLennan Companies. ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Emerging Cyber Risks Explained
The “years of data breaches,” 2013 and 2014, evolved to healthcare breaches, followed by ransomware attacks. What cyber perils lie ahead? Guy Carpenter's Jeremy S. Platt, Managing Director and Cyber Solutions Specialty Practice Leader; and Chris Shafer, Assistant Vice President at Cyber Solutions Specialty Practice, explain in the video. ... Continue Reading »
Guy Carpenter Assesses Implications of Current Market Dynamics on Pricing Environment
Challenging market conditions due to abundant capacity, the ongoing influx of new capital and limited loss experience, continue to put pressure on the reinsurance sector, while recent M&A activity is adding a new dynamic to the mix. This is according to the panel of speakers at the eighth annual press briefing held at the Reinsurance Rendez-Vous 2015 in Monte Carlo, by Guy ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Rendez-Vous Press Briefing 2015, Concluding Remarks (Alex Moczarski)
Alex Moczarski, President and CEO, Guy Carpenter and Chairman, Marsh & McLennan Companies International, provides concluding remarks at the Guy Carpenter press briefing at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous in this GC Capital Ideas videocast. ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Rendez-Vous Press Briefing 2015 (David Priebe) Capital Developments
Assessing the impact of the continuing influx of capital into the reinsurance sector, David Priebe, Vice Chairman, Guy Carpenter, commented on ILS pricing levels. He said: "We believe current price levels for ILS could be a 'golden compromise' in which protection buyers perceive good value for fixed-price multi-year cover and investors continue to broaden and diversify their p ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Rendez-Vous Press Briefing 2015, Introduction (Alex Moczarski)
Alex Moczarski, President and Chief Executive Officer, Guy Carpenter & Company, and Chairman, Marsh & McLennan Companies International, introduces the Guy Carpenter press briefing at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous in this GC Capital Ideas videocast. ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Rendez-Vous Press Briefing 2015 (James Nash) Capital Flow from Asia to Europe
Focusing on the Asian market, James Nash, CEO of Asia-Pacific Operations, Guy Carpenter, highlighted the increasing flow of capital from the region into Europe, Lloyd's and the US. He said: "Asia is perceived as a growth opportunity and is attracting capital from mature markets, but it is actually Asian capital seeking opportunities overseas which is the headline story this ... Continue Reading »
GC Videocast – Rendez-Vous Press Briefing 2015 (Nick Frankland) EMEA Developments
Looking at developments in the EMEA region, Nick Frankland, CEO of EMEA Operations, Guy Carpenter, described the last 12 months as a "testing period" for the market. Commenting on renewal expectations, he said: "Following another benign loss year, clients will continue to seek improved terms, yet reinsurers are beginning to get near to technical minimums, which will not allow e ... Continue Reading »
