Date:
December 8, 2021
Time:
10:00 - 11:00 a.m. EST
3:00 - 4:00 p.m. GMT
Presented By:
Perry Beaumont, PhD
AWS Cloud Computing and Columbia University
Session Length:
60 minutes
Aon insurance has estimated a $171 Billion gap between insurable P&C climate risk events versus existing coverages, and according to a recent McKinsey study up to 15% of bank balance sheets are particularly at risk due to climate risk factors. Participants will gain insights on both risk mitigation and revenue enhancement opportunities, with applications of risk data and analytics that are easily accessible on the web.
In this presentation, Perry will also cite recent developments in the context of machine learning and AI resources for better understanding climate risk implications, inclusive of free online toolsets. The domain of geospatial analytics will also be explored with respect to how unique insights from these models can be applied. Whether you are a risk officer seeking new and creative ways to better reflect climate risk across your firm’s business domains, or a practitioner simply wanting to better understand the growing challenges and business solutions associated with climate risk, this webinar is for you.
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Perry Beaumont, PhD is a Data Scientist with multiple industry certifications, and he is active in the financial services sector and academia. Perry is currently with AWS Cloud Computing, and he is a Lecturer at Columbia University. He has led a number of high profile insurance and banking initiatives over the arc of his 30 year professional career, inclusive of serving as the first Head of Data Science and Analytics at Distinguished Programs (an insurance firm), successfully launching a Fintech firm that was later acquired, and managing a multi-national division for AXA Insurance based in Paris, France with their asset management group.
Perry has authored several books focused on financial services, while also being a speaker at a variety of industry events and conferences. He is the recipient of a U.S. patent related to statistical analysis, and a more recent text of his entitled Digital Finance (Routledge Press) was nominated as Best Reference Business book.
Perry has been engaged for many years with a variety of programs dedicated to enriching opportunities for others, such as volunteering at The Foundation for Investor Education to teach finance and judge various entrepreneurship competitions in city public high school classrooms. He is also a mentor with Columbia University’s Entrepreneurship Center, and he participates in shadow day programs for several universities that champion support for the advancement of women and minorities and the promotion of diversity, inclusion, and equity. He is passionate about ethical applications of data science, and his views are featured in the documentary “Data Science Pioneers.”
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