Resilience & Sustainability

Insurers can look at the wildfire problem from the standpoint of the customer and find a series of ways—both big and small—to help.

More climate change-related claims means higher insurance costs and insurers becoming stricter about who even gets coverage.

If maps use outdated data, they may easily over- or underestimate flood hazard in areas that have experienced redevelopment.

Although it may seem that flood is just flood, fluvial, pluvial and storm surge--often in combination--cause different levels of damage.

Until recently, the complexities of flood behavior have been too intricate to fully represent using broad-scale modeling techniques.

Most service planning in catastrophes is highly manual, involving multiple spreadsheets and guesswork; AI-driven capacity planning is seamless.

Climate and changes in housing stock are driving a move to non-standard insurance, enabled by two major technology trends.

Combine modern building codes with huge deductibles before a policy kicks in, and the odds are probably in your favor without insurance.