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Editor's Note
This autumn -- at least here in the Northeast US -- is marked by the vibrant colors of falling leaves, the US presidential election, and the onslaught of insurance conferences.
While many are still digesting what President Trump’s return to the White House means for the insurance industry, you can check out our discussion on key economic insights here: “Should we brace for impact? How elections could affect the insurance industry”.
As we continue to weave our way through the busy fall conference season, a number of reoccurring themes continue to emerge: from social inflation to the growing delegated authority market to the ever looming threat of natural catastrophes and the hope for economic growth.
At the recent International Association of Claims Professionals conference, several claims pros told me that the industry must work together to stem the rising cost of social inflation.?
At the annual Target Markets conference in Scottsdale, Connie Germano, Dual North America’s Chief Casualty Officer, discussed excess casualty challenges; Jerico Vinsonhaler, Head of Workers Comp for Origin Specialty, discussed industry trends; and Paul Sullivan Arch’s EVP, shared his insights on the evolving delegated authority market.
At the recent ILS Connect 2024 conference in New York, Mitchell Rosenberg, managing director for Howden Capital Markets & Advisory, shared key ILS market insights and investor sentiments ahead of 2025 and Richard Pennay, CEO of Aon Securities, discussed how recent hurricanes and trapped capital shape the ILS market.
With hurricane season still underway, Ryne Carney, Head of Property Product for The Hartford, discussed how underreporting property values can leave businesses vulnerable to a catastrophe.
And with the industry bullish on large construction projects, Dan Riordan, head of Political Risk at MSIG, discusses the rising demand for political risk and credit insurance due to global infrastructure growth across the US, Europe and emerging markets.
We will take a deep dive into insuring megaprojects with “The new era of industrialization: insurers prepare for a surge in giant construction projects,” on Nov. 21.
Also coming up are panel discussions on commercial auto, “Unsafe at Any Speed? Putting the Brakes on Commercial Auto Losses,” on Nov. 19 and a look at how claims pros are evolving in a webinar, “Fostering the Claims Professional of the Future” on Nov. 26.
As always, thanks for watching, listening and reading!
Meg Green, Senior Editor - Multimedia, Insurance Insider
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2 周Subscribed to your newsletter and looking forward to diving into content! Given your reference to the onslaught of insurance conferences, I am curious to know if you know of any insurance conferences with a target audience of customer care leadership, or those focused on enhancing CX outcomes? Thank you ????