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Description
This CAS session assembles industry experts to explore how shifting climate exposures redefine insurance operations. Moving beyond theoretical science, the panel offers a practical framework for integrating physical hazard volatility, evolving catastrophe risk, and transition liabilities directly into core management functions. Participants will explore how intensifying secondary perils manifest under a changing climate, how traditional underwriting and pricing strategies must evolve to absorb this volatility within regulatory boundaries, and how to ultimately leverage alternative capacity and non-traditional risk-transfer tools to stabilize portfolios as market conditions fluctuate.
Learning Objectives:
- Leverage Catastrophe Models & Layered Intelligence: Utilize catastrophe models as the baseline framework to quantify complex exposures; evaluate how modelers integrate short-term cyclical drivers (like ENSO) and long-term climate pathways, and identify additional data to supplement models as hazards evolve.
- Adapt Primary Pricing, Underwriting & Reserving Strategies: Integrate climate data into primary actuarial frameworks and risk selection processes within traditional boundaries, while structuring verifiable guidelines that account for localized risk mitigation and credit structures.
- Optimize Capital Structure & Navigate Portfolio Tail Risks: Deploy traditional reinsurance alongside non-traditional risk transfer mechanisms (such as parametric insurance and Cat Bonds), navigate placement capacity shortages, and manage emerging casualty and D&O litigation liabilities arising from corporate climate exposures.
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