RAW 2025 — The Future of Risk Intelligence

RAW 2025 brought together more than 5,000 risk and insurance professionals around a single question: when does quantitative risk analysis actually change decisions, and how do practitioners deliver that change? The programme spanned 45+ workshops across decision analysis, Monte Carlo simulation, risk-adjusted performance management, and the operationalization of AI inside risk teams.

The edition cemented a multi-year argument the conference had been building since 2019: risk management cannot survive as a compliance checklist. Speakers from Chevron, Allianz Technology, Lockheed Martin, the University of Stavanger and the University of Adelaide pressed the case that risk teams must become strategic decision enablers, supported by probability management, structured decision quality, and emerging-risk radar tooling.

Leo Tilman — Chairman and CEO of Agilion Systems, and a Forbes Business Visionary — was featured for the first time on strategic agility and risk intelligence. Sam Savage led sessions on SIPmath and probability standardisation, while Douglas Hubbard, Norman Marks and Alex Sidorenko reprised their multi-year roles on calibrated estimation, GRC modernisation, and quantitative risk-based decision making respectively.