Climate change

Digital Insurance spoke with Troy about how his role at the insurer has changed since he started at the company in 2019.

Global warming is considered as the biggest risk to society in the next five to 10 years for the second year in a row, according to a report released by AXA SA.

Water damage is a real threat for anyone living on the coast, near rivers or other water sources.

The company expects to post a net loss of about $500 million in the quarter.

Insurers and insurtechs use cloud and AI to detect threats to crop yields.

The report from Australian mining tycoon Andrew Forrest's nonprofit Minderoo Foundation is the first time lawyers and data analysts have modeled how the cost of plastic-related pollution translates into the likely compensation payouts.

When the hybrid public-and-private insurance market meets current policy on disaster relief and resilience, the result is mispriced risk, misallocated investment, and a mounting toll of suffering and cost.

Capgemini, III report looks at mitigation options in insurers' hands.

There are three areas that are essential to include in federal, local, and state wildfire mitigation policies, Roy Wright, President and CEO of the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, told Congress.

Inflation is changing the insurance industry with a new focus on telematics and increased insurance shopping for better pricing.

Only 18% of all Florida homes -- of which there more than 10 million, per census data -- have flood insurance, according to the III.

These days, it's hard to find a place in the US that is free from risk.

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Extreme weather events are diversifying. How insurers can use digital to prepare policyholders.

Potential homebuyers who reviewed property listings that included flood risk were less likely to look at and bid on homes in areas with a severe risk of flooding.

Swiss Re Institute finds growing flood losses, underinsured homeowners.

The country is now considered "very risky" due to mounting flood and fire dangers, as well as risks to people and infrastructure following last year's deadly riots, according to Paul Hanratty, chief executive officer at Sanlam Ltd.

As climate change leads to more frequent natural disasters devastating the country, insurance companies are stepping up to adjust to these new challenges for themselves and their policyholders.

A Canadian technology company is using satellite images to build high-precision maps.

Sustainability, accessibility and employee wellness and development are just some of the company's top priorities undergoing digital transformation.