Dianne Greene, Verisk's global head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, explains how qualitative data is helping to build trust as insurers broaden their programs and initiatives.

Shane Riedman, vice president and general manager of anti-fraud analytics for Verisk Claims Solutions discusses the findings of a new study on insurance fraud that shows the crime is perceived differently compared to other types of financial fraud.

Mark Garrett, a director at J.D. Power, discusses a recent survey that shows the auto insurance industry and its customers are facing an unenviable situation: Many insurers are facing record‑high loss ratios, while many customers are seeing big rate increases. The price pressures are leading to big drops in satisfaction.

Cathay Life Insurance Co. Ltd. will contribute its ownership of Conning Holdings Ltd. and its three affiliates -- Octagon Credit Investors, Global Evolution and Pro-market -- in exchange for 16.75% ownership of GIH, said Woody Bradford, chief executive officer and chair of the Conning board.

A panel of risk management experts at the IASA conference in Minneapolis said organizations must share a common perspective about their own risks and how to address them.

Stewart Foley, founder, Insurance AUM, sees a race shaping up with development applications, but warns that artificial intelligence can give incorrect results. Foley spoke with AM Best TV at the 2023 IASA Insurance Conference in Minneapolis.

Truman Esmond, founder and CEO, Partnership for Insurance Information, said artificial intelligence processes can employ blockchain technology to give greater transparency into the results they generate. Truman spoke with AM Best TV at the 2023 IASA Insurance Conference in Minneapolis.

Neal Schmidt, Vice President of Underwriting, Specialty Property at Philadelphia Insurance Cos., said flood resilience is all about the ability to withstand and rapidly recover.

Derek Freihaut, Principal and Consulting Actuary for Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, said that inflation in 2022 was particularly significant to many insurers because of the replacement costs of big-ticket items.

James Turgal, vice president, Optiv, said proposed U.S. SEC regulations would expand cyber reporting requirements for leaders of publicly traded companies. Turgal spoke with AM Best TV at the 2023 IASA Insurance Conference in Minneapolis.