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Exponential Risk

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InsTech Podcast
October 26, 2025
How to leverage AI and third-party data in catastrophe modelling
In this special episode of the podcast, originally hosted by Indico Data’s Unstructured Unlocked, Matthew Grant, CEO of InsTech, joins Tom Wilde and Michelle Gouveia to discuss how insurers are harnessing third-party data and AI to make more informed, efficient underwriting decisions.
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Newsletter
October 23, 2025
London calling, models evolving
Exponential Risk London 26 brochure launches as multi-model strategies take hold, wildfire AI advances and global cat losses reach $114 billion for 2025.
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Event Photo
October 22, 2025
More models, more choice – navigating your evaluation journey – Photos
View the photos from our October Evening event, where industry leaders, regulators and innovators came together to discuss the future of catastrophe modelling and the power of multi-model strategies in an evolving risk landscape.
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InsTech Podcast
October 19, 2025
What are we still missing in catastrophe modelling?
In this episode, a panel from InsTech’s The Future of Catastrophe Risk event, explored the limitations of current catastrophe models and how the insurance industry can evolve its approach to risk.
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InsTech Podcast
October 5, 2025
Hurricanes and climate change: are we ready for a Cat 6?
In this episode, Ruth Petrie chairs a live panel discussion with Emma Watkins, Chris Weller and Tom Philp to explore how leading voices in catastrophe risk are challenging long-held assumptions about extreme weather, preparedness and what it means to be “modelled”.
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October 1, 2025
The hidden impact: climate risk and property value loss – Is subsidence the next flood?
InsTech hosted a webinar with PriceHubble and MIAC Analytics, highlighting how property-level climate risk modelling uncovers hidden subsidence vulnerabilities, reveals geographic patterns of emerging “uninsurable” zones, links rebuild costs to asset value erosion, and helps insurers strengthen underwriting, portfolio management and exposure assessment.
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InsTech Podcast
September 28, 2025
Modelling the future of reinsurance
In this episode, Matthew Grant sits down with Matthew Eagle, Head of Global Model Solutions and Advisory at Guy Carpenter, to explore how one of the industry's most respected voices sees the future of modelling, capital management and advisory in reinsurance.
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Newsletter
September 26, 2025
When forecasts meet fickle weather
Hurricane season stays quiet (for now), Verisk warns of rising catastrophe losses, and ZestyAI bakes mitigation into storm scoring. Plus: new quake, flood and underwriting models, and a look back at Katrina and Plainfield’s F5 tornado.
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August 21, 2025
Hard to insure, harder to ignore
Wildfire cover gets a way back in California, storm and wildfire losses drive a record-breaking first half, plus global floods, quakes and heat keep testing the models - and the markets.
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Insight
August 19, 2025
Climate risk at the property level – what insurers need to know
Ahead of our 24 September webinar, a new PriceHubble–MIAC Analytics study reveals that property-level climate risk modelling uncovers hidden exposures with subsidence and rising rebuild costs emerging as critical challenges UK insurers can’t afford to overlook.
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InsTech Podcast
August 17, 2025
Partners’ Chat – What the future holds for InsTech and beyond
In this milestone edition of Partners Chat, Robin and Matthew sit down for their first episode since InsTech's transition to new ownership.
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August 7, 2025
Hurricanes and climate change: are we ready for a Cat 6?
In this panel from InsTech's July evening event, sponsored by Inigo, speakers tackled one urgent question: What happens if we face a hurricane beyond anything we've seen before?