Jonathan Jackson

A $255 billion flood protection gap exposes outdated risk models, pushing the industry toward parametric insurance and captive structures.

Growing flood risks challenge U.S. cities with low insurance adoption; the U.K.'s technology-driven approach to resilience offers a solution.

With flood threats increasing, insurers are shifting away from simply restoration and recovery to prevention and mitigation pre-event.

Flooding has a clear environmental, social and governance impact, and it’s beneficial to view it through an ESG lens.

Flood warnings have two weaknesses: lack of detailed information on the precise locations at risk of flood and too many false alarms.