Resilience & Sustainability

In this week's Six Things, Paul Carroll sees more weather disasters on the horizon. Plus, the defining factor in underwriting success; how to avoid major E&O claims; why nonprofits can't ignore risk; and more.

Forecasts for the coming winter are looking rough, especially because they build on the tough weather we've already seen this year.

As part of this month’s ITL FOCUS on catastrophic weather, we spoke with Christopher McDaniel of the Catastrophe Resiliency Council

An EY survey of consumers reveals how the pandemic shifted financial well-being and prompted interest in new insurance protections.

Climate change risk is emerging within the product liability discipline in a pattern seen previously with mass tort litigation.

It will take time to build an infectious disease risk model – re/insurers must be innovative in their pandemic coverage and exposure management.

Climate change will expand beyond a cause and become a calculation when we can quantify the effects and the costs of mitigating them -- which may be starting.

Congress must let the NFIP raise rates to actuarially sound levels and serve as the flood insurer of last resort.