Hemant Shah: Co-founder and CEO, Archipelago: Curing the property pain chain (207)

Archipelago is working with large global corporations to identify and source information about a property that's then shared with insurers and brokers. The company has over 170 people and according to PitchBook, has raised $57 million.

Co-founder Hemant Shah last spoke to us on episode 145 and returns to the evolution of Archipelago in the last year.

Talking points include:

• How Archipelago is working with companies to collect information about properties for insurers and brokers
• Issues associated with matching loss history data to exposure data
• How exposure data is described, validated and standardised
• The potential role of intelligence augmentation and the process behind implementing machine learning
• How ESG requirements are changing resilience reporting

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Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives

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The Learning Objectives for this podcast are:

• List some of the methods used by organisations to source relevant property data
• Explain the potential disparities between loss history data and exposure data
• Describe how technological implementations such as intelligence augmentation are aiding property insurance

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