Investment experts examine the asset management trends, opportunities and risks facing today's insurance organizations.

Alternative investments offer opportunities for yield, but they also require timing and focus.

Few are bidding the low-rate environment a fond farewell, but the next chapter in investing is still taking shape.

Investment and insurance professionals review investment categories and how insurers' strategies are changing.

Aviad Pinkovezky, president of First Connect, a Hippo subsidiary, says artificial intelligence tools, melded with comprehensive data, will allow specialized insurance organizations to more quickly negotiate any learning curve.

Eric Gesick, senior vice president for casualty analytics, Verisk, said companies should examine their business relationships to determine how they might be linked to emerging risks.

A panel of insurance and atmospheric science experts at the Verisk Insurance Conference said overall tropical storms may decrease, but the Atlantic basin has seen an increase in slower moving storms that produce more rainfall.

A panel of auto insurance experts at the Verisk Insurance Conference said auto insurers are recovering from a "double whammy" of mis-rated policies and inflation.

Charles Jackson and Antoine Blanchard, both with Verisk Extreme Event Solutions, said individual underwriting models can be combined via artificial intelligence to uncover previously unforeseen exposures.

Bill Devine, Travelers, and Neil Spector, Verisk, said insurers have made huge investments in software and cloud computing, and now must discover new ways to cooperate as an industry.