Resilience & Sustainability

In the face of heavy criticism, U.S. executives are backing away from their emphasis on ESG (environmental, social and governance issues).

A report projects that within five years the world will surpass the temperature threshold that we hoped to stay within for the next 25 years.

Despite the up-front costs, resilience must now be part of the entire property lifecycle -- from acquisition, to operations, to liquidation.

Airlines are experimenting with a host of sustainable fuels, electric aircraft, hybrid electric/fuel planes and new operating techniques.

Incentives for green home improvements create a need for insurers to educate clients on nuances and open up opportunities for conversations.

Because of technological advancements, we’ve never been better prepared to understand what could happen tomorrow. 

Technology-driven climate insurance can address the gap between the risks homeowners face and the coverage insurers can provide.

The problem arises when post-catastrophe analyses are reviewed, adjusted and documented, only to be tucked away without any changes being implemented.