Browsing: natural disasters

California’s insurer of last resort is warning of dwindling funds amidst rising natural disasters, coupled with economic pressures impacting consumer spending and the potential for scams.

The global construction insurance sector is facing a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities, including labor shortages, material cost increases, and the growing influence of cyber risks and natural disasters, according to a new report from WTW. This article analyzes the latest trends.

Following a year marked by devastating wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, Canadian property insurance buyers are likely facing another year of increased costs.

Examining how insurance policies may or may not cover property damage resulting from government actions during crises like wildfires and other emergencies and raising questions about the fairness of government action exclusions.

As climate change intensifies, the frequency and severity of natural disasters are increasing, leading to soaring insurance costs and leaving some areas virtually uninsurable.

California homeowners face rising insurance rates as climate change fuels increasingly destructive wildfires. This article examines the conflict between insurance providers and regulators, highlighting the broader economic impact of the climate crisis.

Rising insurance costs and natural disasters are creating financial challenges for businesses and are reshaping business landscapes. This article explores the impacts on recruitment, talent retention and workforce strategies.

A look at how population growth in areas prone to severe weather is impacting home insurance costs across the United States.

As natural disasters increase in frequency and severity, rising insurance costs are creating financial challenges for businesses and impacting workforce issues like recruitment and retention.

An examination of how rising insurance costs and natural disasters are affecting businesses and the workforce.