Resilience & Sustainability

This unprecedented hurricane season, during the pandemic, could potentially affect the insurance industry both now and for years to come.

Flood warnings have two weaknesses: lack of detailed information on the precise locations at risk of flood and too many false alarms.

An Early Taste of Climate Change Disrupting Insurance. Plus, how 'explainable AI' changes the game; the future isn't just for insurtech; 'virtualizing' your customer service; COVID-19 and need for analytical insurers; and more.

California, the bellwether for so many things in the U.S., is in the lead on this insurance issue, with its wildfires showing how very complicated it will be.

People may be starting to take the sorts of precautions that will be increasingly important as we have to adapt to the changing climate.

What's next? Sharknados? And what, if anything, can we do?

Using data and analytics solutions, insurers can monitor and mitigate wildfire risk, finally taking the guesswork out of a fast-moving, elusive problem.

Insurers can’t rely on previous wildfire seasons or events, They need a more strategic approach that goes well beyond a single risk score.