The devastating Los Angeles wildfires have further emphasised how wildfire-related disasters have become one of the costliest and complicated catastrophe risks for insurers.
Historically classed as a secondary peril, insurers in exposed regions are increasingly looking at this as a primary risk for their businesses.
Join InsuranceERM and Bellwether for this webinar to understand the challenges facing insurers in modelling and managing wildfire risk.
Alice Kane
Superintendent of Insurance, New Mexico
Christopher Cundy (Moderator)
Managing Editor, InsuranceERM
Emma Watkins
Head of Catastrophe Risk, Lloyd’s of London
Dr Tina Thomson
Regional Director, Global Data & Analytics, Gallagher Re
Sarah Russell
Managing Director, Bellwether
Why wildfire risk is potentially more difficult to model than other natural catastrophes
Insurers’ traditional approaches to wildfire risk modelling in North America and Europe – and have these performed
Why it’s time for a new strategy on wildfire risk
Wildfire risk modelling advances and the role of AI
How to model the impact of climate change on wildfires – and how insurance models must adapt to climate change to avoid uninsurability
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