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Preventing Relapse in Depression – An Evidence-Based Approach
By Dr. Chris Ball and Mary Enslin Jan 20, 2022 English
Depressive illnesses often have a relapsing course. A person experiencing the first episode of depression has a 50% likelihood of experiencing another. Of those, 70% will experience a third, with the majority experiencing a further episode.1 This poses...
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Big Data and the Balance of Information Between Insurers and Consumers
By Frank Schmid Jan 17, 2022 English
The widespread digitisation of the economy has created a wealth of data on risk exposures for insurance companies. But how insurers exploit what has become known as Big Data has prompted widespread discussion around data ethics, especially in regard to...
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Series: Risk InsightsJust Your Common Flu ...
Issue: Dec 21, 2021 Life English Español
In early 2020, many assumed COVID-19 would prove to be but a blip compared with the “common flu.” Minimization narratives such as this have long since vanished from the mainstream, but as we grapple with what the world with endemic SARS-CoV-2 looks like,...
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Series: Property MattersLarge-Battery Storage Facilities – Understanding and Underwriting the Risks
Issue: Oct 28, 2021 Property English Deutsch
As efforts to decarbonize the global economy gather pace, the construction of new large battery storage facilities is also picking up speed. This article provides Property underwriters with an overview of the key risks specific to these facilities.
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