Climate change is warping many domestic and global industries. Construction may prove to be one of the hardest hit.

To foster better collaboration and transparency, the Catastrophe Resiliency Council proposes an Open Industry Exposure Database for climate risk research.

The Catastrophe Resiliency Council invites you to join experts from government, industry and academia at the inaugural Resilience Innovation Summit.

As every community contends with its share of natural catastrophes, structural fortifications and business continuity planning can help today’s long-term care operators bolster their resilience.

Skilled nursing homes and assisted living operators in states like Florida are masterful improvisers, but an uptick in newcomers will require these professional caregivers to leverage the power of community more than ever before.

If the pandemic taught insurance anything, it’s that a unified and government-backed catastrophic peril coverage form might be the future for stability within the markets.

Although wildfire smoke is clearly a public health risk, its presence doesn’t necessarily pose a workers’ compensation exposure for employers.

The freight transportation industry is charting a course to novel fuel sources, and it needs insurers to grease the wheels.

Research and technology can be utilized to proactively mitigate climate risks and make businesses and communities more resilient.

Parametric insurance offers protection in unpredictable scenarios where traditional policies cannot.  

Resiliency and understanding ROI are two big factors in the Predict & Prevent™ model. The latest episode from The Institutes’ Predict & Prevent podcast dives in.

Capturing more precise data can help predict potential losses. Here’s how companies in wildfire risk and worker safety are doing just that.

When it comes to offshore wind power, several risk and insurance factors should be reviewed, from installation and repair costs to maritime law constraints.

Katie McGrath of Swiss Re shares her view on catastrophic weather events and their impact on insurers and insureds alike.

If the West Coast’s unprecedented water shortage continues as expected, the entire country will soon feel its impact.

When it comes to property insurance, several factors are affecting market dynamics.

When it comes to predicting and preventing natural catastrophe property losses, risk professionals are finding tech solutions rooted in resiliency. 

Unique solutions created by innovative Insurtechs are helping to address the climate catastrophe from various angles.

Adverse weather events are costing the construction sector billions annually in direct and contingent business interruption losses.

The fight against climate change is a complex one, and it will require unprecedented collaboration between businesses, governments and nations. Fortunately, trust and transparency is where blockchain technology excels.