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Machine Learning has “purpose and path” within wider re/insurance space, but AI is likely to impact insurers before reinsurers, said Sal Tucci, Founder and CEO, Jireh.

Underwriting discipline and the demand for larger limits is expected to continue to fuel growth opportunities in 2024, said Kathleen Reardon, Chief Executive Officer, Hiscox Re & ILS.

Lloyd’s Blueprint Two will modernize the market’s systems and expand its presence globally, said Aidan O'Neill, CEO at DOCOsoft.

Places in the market where companies should still be defensive include emerging risks such as geopolitical risk, climate, and economic uncertainty, said Christian Dunleavy, Group Chief Underwriting Officer, Aspen.

High excess cyber in the U.S. have seen rates drop by 20-30%, but pricing is expected to stabilize by the third quarter, said Ari Chatterjee, chief underwriting officer

In conversation with Karen Clark, co-founder and CEO of KCC

In conversation with Jack Falvey, Chief Operating Officer, Falvey Insurance Group

Michael Forman, Co-Head of North America, Howden Tiger Capital Markets & Advisory.

The opportunities that Gen AI opens rely on finding a balance between human expertise and the new technologies, said Paloma Quiroga, Head of Risk Consulting and Analytics, for Swiss Re. For instance, Swiss Re is applying behavior economics to the results of analytical models.

The president of Crum and Forster's surplus and specialty division discusses what's driving the growth in the E and S segment in a time of increasing complexity.

Specialty lines are poised to expand in 2024, said Mike McKenna, Head of North America, AXIS.

DOCOsoft's CEO talks about BluePrint Two and helping the industry prepare for the switchover.