Articles about Climate Change & Insurance in Insurance
Just when big companies were gearing up for California's new climate risk reporting rules, a court hit the pause button. Let's break down what this surprising move means for businesses and the future of climate disclosure.
The EU is launching a new service to directly link extreme weather to climate change. For the insurance industry, this isn't just news—it's a fundamental shift in how we'll price risk, handle claims, and plan for the future.
The recent deadly floods in Vietnam are more than just a tragic headline. We'll break down how this disaster impacts everything from the global coffee supply to the complex world of insurance that underpins it all.
A Belgian farmer is suing an energy giant over climate change damages, and it's a landmark case. Let's break down why the insurance world is watching this courtroom battle so closely.
You'd think a multi-million pound home in an affluent London neighbourhood would be safe from flooding, but that's no longer the case. We're breaking down why even the wealthiest postcodes are at risk and what it means for your home insurance.
Pennsylvania just backed out of a major regional carbon-trading market. We'll break down what this political move means for business risks, climate modeling, and ultimately, your insurance coverage.
Global carbon dioxide emissions are hitting a new record high, and it's not just an environmental headline. For those of us in insurance, this is a direct threat to underwriting, premiums, and the very concept of insurability.
Private insurers are fleeing states like Florida and California, leaving homeowners in the lurch. Let's talk about why this is happening and if a bigger federal disaster insurance program is the only way to fix it.
Experts are sounding the alarm as billion-dollar weather disasters push the U.S. property and casualty insurance market to a breaking point. Learn why your premiums are soaring and what this destabilization means for homeowners, businesses, and entire communities.
When Hurricane Melissa brought torrential rain, Jamaica's special insurance policy kicked in, delivering a much-needed $21.1 million. Here's a look at how this fast-acting coverage, called parametric insurance, is changing the game for disaster recovery.
Something's shifting in America's riskiest neighborhoods. For the first time in years, more people are moving out of flood-prone areas than moving in. Let's talk about what's behind this trend and what it means for your insurance.
A sobering new report from the UN confirms we're set to miss a critical climate target. For the insurance industry, this isn't just news—it's a direct warning of a future filled with unprecedented risk and losses.