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At USD 146 billion, economic losses from disaster events in 2019 were lower than the previous two years. However, insurance ...

At USD 146 billion, economic losses from disaster events in 2019 were lower than the previous two years. However, insurance ...

Thomas Holzheu and Ginger Turner just published an article in the Geneva Papers for Risk and Insurance: "The Natural Catastrophe ...

Analysing the rising natcat losses in Europe in 2023. Severe Convective Storm losses (85%) are growing fastest in Europe.

As Earth's warming trend accelerates, the number of communities grappling with the damaging effects of climate change is ...

Unlike the COVID-19 crisis, climate change is a global systemic risk for which there's no expiry date and no vaccine.

New research from Swiss Re makes it clear climate change will be the fundamental economic challenge of our time.

'Secondary peril' may sound like something trivial, but it's anything but.

Global annual insured losses from natural catastrophes of more than USD 100 billion have become the norm.

On the journey towards decarbonisating our business model, measuring the carbon footprint of our assets and liabilities is a key ...