Aidan O'Neill, the CEO of DOCOsoft, offers his thoughts on the importance of harnessing data analysis in the insurance industry today.

The head of US facultative for Aon’s Reinsurance Solutions discusses the fac market today, and the prospects for 1.1 renewals.

Aon’s head of global reinsurance clients Dave Nicholson says developing sustainable aggregate capacity is crucial for cedants

Ahead of the start of APCIA on Sunday, Everest Reinsurance Head of Treaty Casualty & Surety Jiten Voralia anticipates the key talking points and discusses the major issues in the casualty market.

Kelly Superczynski and Roger Gascoigne discuss the backdrop for capital management, the impact of IFRS 17, and lessons learned from the past year.

On the eve of the 2023 Baden-Baden Reinsurance Meeting, Jan-Oliver Thofern, CEO Germany for Aon's Reinsurance Solutions, talks to Insider about what's changed in the last 12 months in the world of reinsurance.

Swiss Re’s head of P&C reinsurance for Western & Southern Europe talks to Insider about the European renewals environment, and how risk is evolving in the region.

Insurers are under pressure to adapt to new frameworks for reaching net zero — but regulators are pushing at an open door, according to our webinar panellists.

Alexander Alabaster, the head of Catastrophe Research for the UK & EMEA at Aon, talks about the importance of developing a bespoke view of risk.

Mike Van Slooten, head of business intelligence at Aon’s Reinsurance Solutions, discusses the factors impacting renewals, from climate change and inflation to reserving requirements

In the aftermath of 2008’s Great Financial Crisis, interest rates were cut to unprecedented low and negative levels. At the time, many questioned whether this would inevitably lead to high inflation in the short or medium term. However, to the surprise of many economists, the level and volatility of inflation rates seemed to defy gravity for over a decade. As a result, investors, analysts, and other market participants scaled back the magnitude and frequency of low probability risk events in their models. This was a mistake.

John Donald, senior cyber risk adviser, AXIS, discusses how improving cyber risk modelling to include biological factors can help make them more effective and help attract investors to the market.