Exponential Risk

In this episode, Matthew Grant speaks with Mark Cunningham, Managing Director at PriceHubble, about how insurers can move from fragmented data to genuinely informed decision-making.

In this episode, Matthew Grant speaks with Rachel Delhaise, Chief Sustainability Officer at Convex, about what climate sustainability really looks like inside a modern insurance business. 

View the photos from Exponential Risk London 2026, our two-day conference dedicated to catastrophe, climate and exposure analytics. Hosted at The Mermaid in London, the event brought together more than 500 professionals from across the insurance ecosystem to explore the evolving drivers of risk, advances in modelling and analytics, and the practical challenges of applying data to real-world underwriting and risk management decisions.

Previsico and InsTech examine how outdated flood data creates blind spots in underwriting and operational decisions, and what advanced flood intelligence can deliver in practice. Featuring perspectives from Liberty Specialty Markets and Whitbread, this webinar explored how insurers and corporates can work together to make flood data actionable, from risk selection to real-time continuity planning.

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Insured losses from natural catastrophes surpassed $100 billion for the sixth consecutive year in 2025. However, the absence of peak-zone hurricane landfalls offers a window to address critical gaps in catastrophe models. Claire Souch, independent consultant gathered four senior practitioners to examine what the year's events reveal about modelling assumptions and operational readiness. 

This webinar brought together leading voices in risk modelling, insurance markets and policy development to examine how Europe can better anticipate, quantify and manage these growing risks.

Storm surge remains one of the hardest perils to underwrite with confidence. In this webinar hosted with Ocean Ledger, who focus on the underlying coastal drivers of storm surge, and KatRisk, we explored how you can use up-to-date standardised, scalable data inputs alongside established models to reduce uncertainty and improve risk selection.

Matthew Grant is joined by David Wood, Managing Director at JBA Risk Management, and Jochen Papenbrock, Head of Financial Technology (EMEA) at NVIDIA, to explore how accelerated computing is unlocking new ways to simulate and manage flood risk.

In this episode, Claire Souch is joined by Tom Philp, James Lay and Stephen Martin for a timely discussion on the future of catastrophe model evaluation, and why it's no longer enough to simply trust what’s in the black box.

In this episode, Brian Owens is joined by Dana Foley, Joss Matthewman and Olivia Sloan to explore the growing influence of specialist model vendors in catastrophe risk modelling and why they’re anything but “niche”.

Leading catastrophe risk experts analysed 2025's major catastrophe events and discussed what they reveal about model performance, global risk correlations, and evolving hazard patterns. Learn practical lessons for strengthening catastrophe risk management and model governance.