Browsing: climate change

The pollution liability insurance sector is evolving rapidly due to tightening environmental regulations and growing climate volatility. Industry experts warn that legacy underwriting methods are inadequate for the current challenges.

Recent research reveals that FEMA is significantly underestimating the number of properties at risk of flooding, potentially leading to a housing market crash.

As climate change intensifies hurricanes, wildfires, and severe storms, home insurance premiums are skyrocketing across the United States. In response, some states are pioneering innovative strategies to encourage homeowners to retrofit their properties against disasters by offering insurance discounts and financial incentives.

As climate-related disasters increase, homeowner insurance becomes more expensive and harder to secure. Some states are pioneering ‘climate-proof’ construction to mitigate these risks, offering insurance discounts for homes built or retrofitted with disaster-resistant features.

Insurance markets in states like California, Florida, and Louisiana are facing a crisis due to climate change, with regulators exploring solutions to rising costs.

Homeowners insurance costs are soaring across the United States, particularly in areas hit by natural disasters, leaving many homeowners struggling to keep up with the expenses.

Roquette collaborates with AXA Climate to evaluate climate risks and develop adaptation plan

Homeowners insurance is becoming increasingly expensive across the United States due to factors like extreme weather events, increased housing, and shifting industry risk models.

Recent developments in the insurance sector highlight growing concerns over social inflation, climate change, and claims processing.

Louisiana insurance company CEO under fire for private jet use, sparking legislative action on insurance rate regulation