With inflation showing little signs of abating anytime soon, property & casualty insurers and reinsurers are rightly asking the question ‘How high, and for how long?’. The answer will be key to projecting claims costs, pricing, capital reserves, and ultimately, profitability.
This session will discuss:
- The disparate impact of inflation on specific business lines within the property and casualty industry
- The outlook for key demand- and supply-side macroeconomic drivers fueling economic inflation
- Trends in social inflation
- How insurers and reinsurers can improve inflation resiliency
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SpeakersNathalia Bellizia Managing Director and Partner BCG
Sohini Chowdhury, PhD, FRM Senior Director Moody's
Cris deRitis Deputy Chief Economist Moody's Analytics
Paul Nelson Managing Director and Partner BCG
Mohsen Rahnama Chief Risk Modeling Officer and EVP of Model & Data RMS, a Moody's Analytics company
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Sohini Chowdhury is a Senior Director and Senior Economist with Moody’s Analytics, specializing in macroeconomic modeling and forecasting, scenario design, and market risk research, with a special focus on stress testing and CECL applications. Previously, she led the global team responsible for the Moody’s Analytics market risk forecasts and modeling services while managing custom scenarios projects for major financial institutions worldwide.
An experienced speaker, Sohini often presents at client meetings and industry conferences on macroeconomic models, scenarios and CECL solutions. Sohini holds a PhD and a master’s degree in economics from Purdue University, and a master’s degree in applied statistics from West Chester University in Pennsylvania.
Cristian deRitis, Deputy Chief Economist at Moody’s Analytics, specializes in assessing the economy’s impact on household finance, housing, credit markets and public policy. Named on two U.S. patents for credit modeling, he created loss forecasting and stress testing systems for financial institutions. He joined Moody’s in 2008, after serving as a director with Fannie Mae. He also was an adjunct professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University.