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Gathering data quickly and turning in into a meaningful model to assess risk will be imperative as insurers move forward into the new normal.

Predictive modeling and tech has come a long way. There are new breeds of models, ensemble models, that research shows can support preparation and more effective response in real-time. Listen here to see how far their accuracy extends.

The risk of climate change stretches beyond just wildfire and hurricane risks. But what's the way to quell the unpredictability of a reduced harvest or heat wave? Look at the data, says Ben Harper, Head of Corporate Sustainability for Zurich North America.

As businesses begin the slow process of re-opening, companies are still right to be full of concerns. From the virus to other concerns such as Legionnaire's, understanding the risks associated with re-openings will be important as we go forward.

Fifteen years after it made landfall, Hurricane Katrina remains among the costliest Hurricanes in history. The major event also cast a renewed scrutiny on some old practices and ushered in a new generation of analysis for these catastrophic events.

The coronavirus pandemic was a massive insurance event, leaving hundreds of thousands dead, disrupting business globally and changing the way we engage in our daily lives. Rosalie Donlon, editor-in-chief of ALM's insurance and tax publications, and Joel Cavaness, president at Risk Placement Services, Inc., take a look at how data will play a role in the future of addressing risk in these events