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CoreLogic's Tom Larsen said insurers are demanding information on precise numbers of homes at risk
The nat cat data provider said the tool will support insurers with rapid decision-making
Industry still repairing flood-hit areas from February/March
France Assureurs said the country's insurers are "fully mobilised" to support the claims
The US data analytics provider said an increase in cost of materials and labour contributed to unusual market pricing in 2021
But Signal Iduna says only half of German homeowners buying "elemental cover" since Bernd
German homes have been rebuilt on flood-risk sites since last summer's disaster
Insurers should rewrite contracts to encourage ESG improvements among customers, rules say
IAG's Mark Leplastrier warns climate change's effects are "impacting communities now"
Industry body praises reforms passed last week but warns the state's insurers still face threats
Ahead of hosting the IAIS Global Seminar this week, Croatia's insurance regulator Ilijana Jeleč talks Sarfraz Thind about developing the market in this land of a thousand islands
Record costs of recurring natural catastrophes risk turning property re/insurance in Australia into a niche product for low-risk homes, finds David Walker
Open data standards for risk modelling are helping improve the efficiency and value of risk management in the insurance sector, Today, a new standard for liability risks is being launched, as Dickie Whitaker explains
Christopher Cundy talks to Nick Hassam and Thomas Loridan, the founders of Reask, on how their physics-driven catastrophe models are enabling insurers to better understand climate risk
The UN body has warned of biodiversity hotspots that need coverage and the need for more focus on adaptation measures in its latest assessment of climate change. Paul Walsh reports
Trade association GDV has detailed plans for national-level reforms in 2022, and is hoping progress will not be stalled by the newly formed coalition government. David Walker reports