EPCWOW is a new web tool which supports financial institutions to better assist their customers by enabling homeowners to understand both the financial and energy savings benefits of home upgrades.
Jason will be responsible for leading the company’s commercial team in EMEA, with a focus on location intelligence cloud-hosted tools and services. His role will oversee all aspects of business development in the UK market and further afield, including sales growth and account management.
Together, they have created Ireland’s first retrofit energy efficiency calculator, which shows Irish homeowners how to reduce energy usage and costs through retrofitting.
If you didn’t get the opportunity to check out the second GeoInsurance Ireland webinar, which discussed new data developments and the use of geospatial data in parametric insurance and motor fraud modelling, here’s a short overview. You can also watch it on-demand.
If you didn’t get the opportunity to check out the first GeoInsurance Ireland webinar, which focused on what’s new in geolocation for the insurance sector, and how advances in artificial intelligence are facilitating the development of new risk models, here’s a short overview. You can also watch it on-demand.
The effects of climate change on property and its potential impact on the insurance sector is a topic that concerns us all. But how can we start to quantify the potential cost of future property damage that these changes may bring, based on current data?
|n this Webinar, Gamma’s Richard Cantwell will present his recent white papers regarding the effects of climate change on property in the UK & Ireland and its potential impact on the insurance sector.
Britan's climate is changing, and the effects will be widespread and varied across the country. We have worked closely with recognised experts in the domains of flooding and subsidence, Ambiental and Terrafirma respectively, to assess the impact of Britains changing climate on properties.
Gamma has agreed a partnership with Ordnance Survey (OS) to deliver the full set of data published by OS through its Perilfinder™ platform. This partnership will allow Gamma to move beyond open data, where greater accuracy is demanded. The full suite of OS datasets will help to enhance Gamma’s risk assessment offering and support its expansion into the UK market.
As climate change impacts make weather related events more frequent and severe, we may need to consider the scope of the traditional insurance indemnification model and perhaps consider alternative approaches such as parametric.