Resilience & Sustainability

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.

Unusually warm water in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to produce more tornados than normal this year, possibly many more than normal.

Insurers will be relied on to help clients identify and alleviate risks, particularly those caused by climate, and other environmental and social factors.

With climate change bringing unpredictable and damaging weather patterns, AI can assist insurers as they navigate the ever-evolving threat landscape.

Digital twins help insurers leverage high-quality data to counter unpredictable weather conditions caused by climate change.

Anger over social inequality and the cost of living, among other factors, is expected to fuel strikes, riots and civil commotion around the world.

Contractors and government inspectors are to blame for the shoddy construction that let so many buildings collapse, but insurers can blunt future disasters.