Resilience & Sustainability

This article is the last in a series on how the evolution of catastrophe models provides a foundation for much-needed innovation in insurance.

Monitoring certain behaviors, both individual and corporate, can let you know that a crisis may be looming -- in time to prevent it.

An open-source catastrophe modeling toolkit is developing that can aggregate all of humanity's scientific knowledge at all points in time.

It shouldn’t be so quiet: The warmer the Atlantic Ocean is, the more potential there is for hurricanes to develop.

This article is the fourth in a series on how the evolution of catastrophe models provides a foundation for innovation.

With Congress not yet renewing TRIPRA, businesses should use risk models and contingency plans to gain access to alternative sources.

Solutions may include asking insurers if they will not invoke sunset clauses or conditional exclusions, and provide stop-gap coverage.

There is general agreement that prices will be higher and more volatile, and coverage sometimes hard to find.