Jake Harding

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500 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Making Risk Flow | The Future of Insurance · Why Climate Data is Forming the Risk Intelligence Blueprint for Commercial Insurance | Caroline Grey · 26 May 2026 podcast

And I mean, that last point is super interesting. voice-verified

So I've had a few conversations recently with probably largely cyber type data providers, but then also climate data, talking about we can be more proactive than we are. voice-verified

But the example you gave is kind of interestingly distinct. voice-verified

In the world of cyber, it we've detected a vulnerability. voice-verified

Share that with the insured so they can patch and account for that. voice-verified

And then in the world of climate, voice-verified

It's X kind of weather or climate event is coming, batten down the hatches, protect everything, et cetera. voice-verified

But when it comes to farming, knowing when to harvest or even when to plant based on the projected harvest, like it seems, I mean, it really demonstrates the kind of unimagined value that AI can bring. voice-verified

Yeah, for sure. voice-verified

And I wanted to ask you about that actually when it comes to the granularity and something else that you mentioned in that data is only as good as the insight that it produces. voice-verified

So what we see frequently is that the industry often struggles to strike a balance between having an overwhelming volume of data versus losing context to really siloed data. voice-verified

So you're kind of losing the interplay between data, maybe even reducing voice-verified

things to a score that is kind of, yeah, it's efficient, but all the context realistically is gone. voice-verified

So how should insurers approach this dichotomy to ensure that they're getting full value from complementary data points, but without operationally overwhelming themselves? voice-verified

It feels like a part of that is almost reframing the view on companies like yourselves from insurers. voice-verified

Instead of viewing you as data providers, it's insight providers, allowing you guys to do what you do best. voice-verified

Because obviously it's more scalable. voice-verified

That the insights you guys generate is kind of it's going to be able to be utilized by many different companies. voice-verified

Whereas if they try and do that in house, they've just got a mountain of data and a kind of, I guess, a sprawling team that voice-verified

then need to interpret that and turn it into something useful. voice-verified

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