According to Yann Barbarroux, Co-founder and CEO of Otonomi, “every year is like starting a new company”. It has been a year since we last caught up with Otonomi, and Matthew reconnects with Yann to discuss how parametric insurance helps mitigate supply chain risks, particularly in situations where traditional insurance falls short.

Key topics include:

Addressing pain points in maritime freight and global trade
Developing and refining parametric insurance products
Real-world case studies demonstrating Otonomi’s solutions
Strategies for managing accumulation risk
Yann’s expertise in risk management and its influence on Otonomi’s approach
Expansion of the air cargo market and new maritime product offerings
Growing awareness and adoption of parametric insurance
Leveraging AI to scale and enhance business operations
Otonomi’s global expansion plans and future funding strategies

If you are interested to learn more about parametric insurance and non-damage business interruption, read our report here.

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