Cytora and Gamma Risk integration

Collaboration with Cytora to Help Insurers Map Out Commercial Property Risk Assessment

‍The integration of Gamma Risk’s Perilfinder™ into Cytora’s advanced underwriting productivity tool will provide insurers with enhanced tools for precise risk evaluation and management. Perilfinder™ is a cutting-edge address-level risk assessment and reporting solution that includes map visualisation, intuitive risk and accumulation scoring, and powerful spatial catastrophe models.

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InsTech in conversation with Richard Garry and Feargal O’Neill

Gamma Location Intelligence provides software and data services to help insurers better understand location risks.Instech’s Matthew Grant was joined by Richard Garry, Gamma LI’s Chief Commercial Officer, and CEO Feargal O’Neill for podcast 212. We recommend listening to the 30 minute podcast to get the full benefit of this discussion.

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Tracking climate risk – slow, slow then fast

InsTech’s Matthew Grant was joined by Gamma Location Intelligence’s Chief Commercial Officer, Richard Garry and CEO, Feargal O’Neill. The discussion includes the challenges of local address data in Ireland and the UK, measuring carbon emissions, creating complete crime data analytics from different sources and how they’re working with partners.

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Gamma Location Intelligence signs deal with Superscript to drive innovation in small business insurance

Superscript delivers subscription-based policies and is transforming business insurance to meet the fast-changing needs of SMEs. Its advisory service, ‘SuperscriptQ’, helps high-growth technology businesses to secure cover easily. To support its offering, Superscript is also building an impressive partner network, having already joined forces with Virgin Money, Amazon and Starling.

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Climate Change & Windstorms: UK and Ireland

Climate change is already affecting our daily lives, but its effects upon the weather will become far more marked in the years to come. Property insurance premiums are affected by the impact that storms and wind speeds have on buildings and the built environment. However, the windstorm evidence and projections for the impact of climate change are not well developed. In this article, together with MetSwift, we explore the observed trend in strong wind events since the 1970s, using a 50 mph wind gust threshold.

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