All players in the property insurance ecosystem must help clients and communities harness property insurance as a tool for climate adaptation, or they risk becoming irrelevant

Specialty re/insurer has incorporated Pacific typhoons shifting northwards into its risk assessments, highlighting an increased likelihood of losses over the next decade

Pre-arranged finance, such as insurance products, can help countries better plan their response compared with more traditional funding models, Centre for Disaster Protection executive director, Daniel Clarke, says

Broker’s global head of Climate Risk Advisory outlines why the UN climate talks in Belém could prove to be ‘the insurance COP’

Commercial financial institutions provide about $245bn in climate finance each year, according to the Climate Policy Initiative, but net-zero targets may encourage larger outlays

Insurers accused of providing insufficient solutions to exposures linked to climate change at risk management conference in France

State policymakers seek to dampen high insurance rates 

Public finance may dominate climate discussions, but the impact of private sector money is ‘much, much bigger’, WWF UK’s chief economist says

Legislators also propose consumer protection measures

New policy supports the World Food Programme’s efforts in Syria to deliver up to $9.2m in aid when drought conditions trigger a payout

State would pay for insurance costs above 7% threshold, DeMaio proposes, and blames Democrats for insurance crisis

UNEP FI chief, Eric Usher, outlines how the new climate action plans that countries submit to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change can unlock the finance and insurance needed