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Karen Clark participated in the panel, "Natural Disasters, From Global to Local," which will explore the potential impact of climate change and natural catastrophes on actuarial practice.
Karen Clark moderated the panel "Using Open Source and Open Platforms to Build Your Company's Own View of Catastrophe Risk" at the centennial celebration and annual meeting of the CAS.
Karen Clark delivered the keynote address, "Catastrophe Modeling: How It's Evolved and Where It’s Going," at the Ronald H. and Mary E. Simon Actuarial Science Lecture hosted by Michigan State University's College of Natural Science.
Karen Clark spoke at a panel discussion on risk modeling at this annual conference sponsored by Illinois State University’s Katie School of Insurance and Financial Services.
Karen Clark presented "How Fully Transparent Models and Open Platforms Benefit Insurers, Regulators, and Consumers" at the annual Fall Meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
Glen Daraskevich participated in the panel session "Managing Catastrophe Risks in the Wild West" on Tuesday, September 23 at 1:30pm.
Karen Clark presented a session entitled "Revolution in CAT Risk Management—Open source, open platform, multi-model—What Do the New Tools Mean for Insurers, Reinsurers, and Residual Markets?" at the PIPSO Plan Managers Conference.
Karen Clark presented, at a session entitled "The Expanding Role of the Actuary in Catastrophe Loss Estimation and Management." Ms. Clark discussed the risk management tools available today and how actuaries can help their companies evaluate and decide which tools can be best integrated for enhanced pricing, underwriting, risk management, and portfolio optimization processes.
In conjunction with the 2014 RAA Catastrophe Modeling Conference, Karen Clark & Company hosted meetings in the Hospitality Suite at the Loew’s Portofino Bay Hotel.
Monty McAlpine spoke on the evolution of catastrophe modeling and catastrophe risk management and discussed new tools and approaches that offer a more advanced level of catastrophe risk understanding.
