Severe convective storms are driving record insured losses in the US and posing growing risks to solar farms – innovative mitigation strategies and advanced risk assessments are vital for resilience

Lloyd’s syndicate 2050 will begin writing business in April

ESG policies can generate lawsuits against companies and their directors where they are too weak, overpromise or annoy conservatives. The US is at the forefront of this wave, but other jurisdictions are catching up

The Philippines currently loses 3% of its GDP to weather-related perils annually

Civil disobedience group gears up for ‘Insurance Mayhem’ as it plans to target ‘Achilles heel of the fossil fuel industry’

There has been a significant reset in the re/insurance sector in how costs of catastrophic risks are shared. This shift, together with improved pricing adequacy, helps the industry send clearer signals to clients and society about the rising cost of evolving risks and how to mitigate them. With volatility persisting, keeping pricing adequacy in focus is crucial

Launch in response to growing demand for alternative risk-transfer solutions, broker says

Gabrielle and North Island floods mark the largest weather-related insurance losses in NZ history, loss aggregator says

NAIC will press cyber and climate standards

Hawaii’s pioneering reef insurance policy renewal demonstrates increasing interest in nature-based solutions to climate change impacts

For much of the past decade, the ability of reinsurers to sustainably underwrite natural catastrophe risk – and to demonstrate this ability to stakeholders – has been in question and under threat

Carbon trading is a big enough opportunity for insurers to see it as 'the next cyber', a new report suggests