Jake Harding

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

Jake Harding’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I think there's a kind of key theme that's touched on there in that you need all the context, you need all the data and all the coverage, but you also need to balance that with, I guess, human capacity.
Like how do you make it usable, as you mentioned, Jacob, to avoid that super high touch underwriting?
And I guess building off a couple of the points in kind of both of your responses there.
So some markets are they're forced to live with natural catastrophe.
far more often and more severely than others.
And you touched on Japan and Australia.
So do markets under the most pressure end up further ahead in how they understand and use property data?
And is there anything that they've worked out that the rest of the industry perhaps hasn't had to confront yet?
Yeah.
And immediately you can kind of see the benefits there.
Some of the things that you covered.
I mean, turnaround times is one, offering a better broker service, responding quotes, returning quotes more quickly.
But I mean, from your description, taking Florida of an example, that there's money left on the table for the tier ones and tier twos, right?
Obviously there's more risk there, but with better data, they can price more appropriately to cover their potential.
losses and access to those kind of added revenue streams that perhaps they've discounted.
You've illustrated it really well with some of the examples you gave.
Like there's so many variables and attributes that can inform a risk and an underwriting decision.
And you need to strike a balance between gathering all of those attributes for context, but also making that scalable.
So I wanted to ask you about the scalable question.
What's the real difference between proving a concept and running it dependably at a national scale and perhaps
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