The Policyholder Podcast: Presented by Fenchurch Law
The Policyholder Podcast, presented by Fenchurch Law, the podcast that aims to bring insights from a variety of guests with different perspectives on the insurance market, in a way that’s relevant to policyholders, and the brokers who represent them.
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Latest Episodes
How does AI impact Cyber Security threats? – S3E5
In this episode, our host Dru Corfield has a conversation with Alexandra Matthews, Underwriter for AI Performance Risks at Munich Re, about its Insure AI product.
Can you insure against Artificial Intelligence outcomes? – S3E4
In this episode, our host Dru Corfield has a conversation with Alexandra Matthews, Underwriter for AI Performance Risks at Munich Re, about its Insure AI product.
Perspectives on AI from a risk and compliance point of view – S3E3
Our host Dru Corfield is joined by special guest Dr Joanne Cracknell, Director of Risk at WTW, to discuss perspectives on AI from a risk and compliance point of view.
Perspectives on AI from the cyber insurance market point of view – S3E2
In this episode, Associate Dru Corfield is joined by special guest Shannan Fort, International Cyber Product Leader at Marsh to discuss perspectives on AI from the cyber insurance market point of view.
AI from a legal and professional negligence point of view – S3E1
Our host Dru Corfield talks to special guest George Hilton, a Barrister at Monckton Chambers about perspectives on AI from the legal and professional negligence point of view.
How to get property claims paid? – S2E4
Our host Alex Rosenfield welcomes special guest Paul Mills, Product Development Manager of WTW Networks to discuss how to get property claims paid.
Why do litigants lose cases they expect to win? – S2E3
Our host Jonathan Corman talks to guests HH Judge Davis-White QC and Hugh Evans, Barrister at 4 New Square, about why litigants lose cases they expect to win.
Comparing perspectives from the policyholder and insurer sides of the market – S2E2
Our host Daniel Robin talks to special guest Will Healy, Senior Associate at Kennedys about perspectives from the policyholder and insurer sides of the market.
Hot insurance issues from the US – S2E1
David Pryce welcomes special guest Rob Jacobs, Partner at Blank Rome to discuss hot insurance issues from the US.
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