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Gallagher Re's Johnston: Insurtechs That Aid Insurers' Efficiency Show Most Promise

Vermont's Bigglestone: Pandemic Spurs New Uses for Corporate Captives

Axa XL's Bauman: Climate Risks Are Good Candidates for Parametric Coverage

AES Corp.’s Baillie: Move to Renewable Energy Brings New Exposures

AM Best's Teclaw: Profitability of Rated Captives Outpaces Commercial Insurance Sector

AM Best's Andre: Well-Run Captives Are Responsive and Effective

Panel: Insurance Captives Can Help Their Organizations Meet ESG Expectations

Panel: Captive Insurers Cautiously Venture Into Cyber Coverage

Vermont's Provost: Economic Impact of Captives Launched a Domicile Movement

VCIA's Mead: Demand for Captive Insurance Talent Strains Supply

Insurance AUM's Foley: Outsourced Investments Climb to $3.4 Trillion

IBHS’ Hedayati: 'Wildfire Season' Is No Longer Seasonal

AM Best: Hard Market to Be ‘Front and Center’ at Vermont Conference

AM Best: Hard Market to Be ‘Front and Center’ at Vermont Conference

Next Gen Insurance Leaders to Meet in Denver

Conning's Pitt: MGA Market Sees Double-Digit Growth in 2021

LexisNexis’ Rush: Data Key to Understanding Risks, Coverage Needs

FM Global’s Tofte: Denmark, Switzerland, Luxembourg Among the Most Resilient

PwC’s Friedman: Private Equity-Backed Buyers Will Increase Insurance Dealmaking

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