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New technologies have the capability to provide an analysis of potential exposures.
June 5
LineSlip Solutions -
The political attacks are interfering with insurers' independent efforts to price climate risk, which will harm policyholders, main street investors and local economies, a GFANZ spokesperson told Bloomberg last week.
May 31 -
The company pointed to growing "catastrophe exposure" and substantial increases in construction costs for its decision.
May 30 -
The company's partnership with Planet Labs PBC will use satellite data insights to protect agricultural stakeholders in drought risk periods.
May 23 -
Swiss Re said its withdrawal doesn't reflect a lesser commitment to climate policies.
May 23 -
The average annual property insurance payment in the state is $4,231, nearly triple the national rate of $1,544, according to the Insurance Information Institute, an industry association.
May 23 -
The company addresses wildfire risk through its software system that protects properties through satellite connectivity.
May 22 -
It's no surprise that neither traditional nor digital insurers want to miss out on the opportunity ESG provides.
May 19
Charles Taylor Group -
Consider developing a concierge FNOL team to handle increased demand.
May 17
Solera -
AVP Bret Martin talks about how digital transformation is changing risk management.
May 17 -
The partnership with Arbol utilizes the power of blockchain and DLT in risk management, parametric insurance and reinsurance.
May 16 -
The nonprofit will work with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to fund innovators for insurance products that tackle climate-related risks.
May 10 -
Digital Insurance interviewed Angel Conlin, chief insurance officer at Kin, to discuss the company's solutions and involvement in areas prone to extreme weather.
May 10 -
By moving beyond legacy territorial ratings, every property can be rated fairly according to its actual exposure to loss.
May 8
Guidewire -
Insurers are being forced to rethink their approach to climate change as they assess the risk of being sued for antitrust violations.
May 4 -
For example, a smart contract-enabled parametric insurance product could be designed to automatically pay out to farmers in the event of a drought.
April 21
Arbol -
Personal insurance shouldn't be a mystery.
April 19
HUB -
The shortcomings of emerging "climate services" are concerning to some observers.
April 17 -
Zurich's departure will raise further questions about the workability of voluntary industry associations targeting emissions reductions.
April 5 -
The reinsurer will exit the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance, which is a sub-unit of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, it said on Friday.
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