Resilience & Sustainability

The current hurricane season has revealed an astounding lack of resiliency in the U.S. on many levels.

Following a catastrophe, resources are often stretched thin. It is important to create milestones and hold everyone accountable.

Better data tools are unlocking potential, improving our resilience to weather-related risk and, at the same time, opening new opportunities.

Insurance 1.0 focused on distribution, and Insurance 2.0 on efficiency. Insurance 3.0 will have to be more thoughtful on product innovation.

There are many relatively minor and cost-effective measures that homeowners in the vulnerable coastal areas can take. Why don't they?

There are opportunities for insurers to take the lead in the "change the world" movement. 

A $120,000 home was rebuilt 16 times in 18 years at a cost of almost a million dollars. Why do we let this craziness continue?

As National Flood Insurance Program comes up for renewal, it may be time for the federal government to get out of the flood insurance business.