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Dietrich von Frank, chief executive of Axa Art in New York, forecasts insurance payments for art in the towers of at least $100m.

A centralized system of material balances is not insurance against erroneous forecasting.

The insurance industry is forecasting a loss of up to $3.5bn£2.4bnbn) from the growing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Social Security's Disability Insurance programme is forecast to go bust in 2016.In many other rich countries public health care is imperfect but available to all.

The German Actuarial Society is now forecasting for insurance clients that the life expectancy of children born after 2000 will be over 100.

The opportunity here for investors and startups alike is huge; the health insurance market alone is forecasted to be worth more than $1 trillion by 2023.

For the effect on health insurance premiums, the CBO forecast that by 2016 the individual market would comprise 17% of the market, and that premiums per person would increase by 10% to 13% but that over half of these individuals would receive subsidies that would decrease the premium paid to "well below" premiums charged under current law.

A network combining available weather data, mainly from the federal government, to aid in forecasting may help insurance companies and airlines, Mr. Clifford said.

Just how these assets will be exploited commercially is still in the experimental stage, other than a few well-known applications like using government weather data for forecasting services and insurance products.

Consider a new artificially intelligent insurance underwriter that can better forecast natural disasters and accidents, and adjust premiums.

By the end of 2016, 24 million fewer Americans will lack insurance, the nonpartisan budget office forecast.