Climate and Catastrophe Insight

Current catastrophes - Insurance Council of Australia

The Insurance Council of Australia's fourth annual Insurance Catastrophe Resilience Report, released 19 August 2024, uses insurer data and insights to ...

Climate Change - International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Adaptation. Guidance on building financial and institutional resilience to natural disasters and extreme weather events, and infrastructure investments to cope ...

WTW Natural Catastrophe Review July - December 2023

This edition presents insights and lessons learned from major natural disasters in the second half of 2023, explores key themes of the year, and offers an ...

Are homeowners recognizing climate risk? | UBS Global

Climate change translates into two types of risk: physical risk from more extreme acute events like weather-related natural disasters or from ...

Extreme weather risks in Asia-Pacific - Munich Re

Our experts in the region provide valuable insights into the impact of extreme weather on our diverse markets, shedding light on its implications and ...

Averting Climate Catastrophe Requires Economic Growth

Coupled with an increase in population, this steady growth has contributed to rising, not falling, CO2 emissions. Nothing short of a clean- ...

Africa grapples with forecasting challenge as weather disasters loom

The aim is to meet a target for universal protection by end-2027 from early warning systems to help preparation for extreme weather events. For ...

Insurity partners with ICEYE on catastrophe insights for P/C cover

Software provider Insurity has partnered with ICEYE to offer insurers access to real-time natural catastrophe data for faster response times ...

Global Weather, Climate & Catastrophe Insight | By Aon - Facebook

Natural disasters in 2018 led to $225 billion in economic damage. What have we learned from these events and how can you prepare your business ...

Weather, climate & catastrophe insight: 2020 annual report

Weather, climate & catastrophe insight: 2020 annual report ... This report evaluates the impact of the disasters and extreme weather eventsthat ...

Weather, Climate and Catastrophe: The Australian Experience

Aon's Weather, Climate and Catastrophe Insights Report explores the major events of the past 12 months, with the aim to help businesses, communities ...

The Latest Data Confirms: Forest Fires Are Getting Worse

Climate change is one of the major drivers behind increasing fire activity. Extreme heat waves are already 5 times more likely today than they ...

“Climate-influenced” weather key driver of catastrophe damage - Aon

The latest version of Aon's annual Weather, Climate & Catastrophe Insight report looks into what happens “when natural disasters and a ...

Reinsurers defend against rising tide of natural catastrophe losses ...

Climate change, which has led to increased frequency and severity of weather-related natural catastrophes, also poses a significant risk to ...

Climate Catastrophe Indicators - YouTube

Climate change indicators now climate catastrophe indicators. All still getting worse faster. Now carbon sinks decline. All being ignored.

Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability - IPCC

The Working Group II contribution to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report assesses the impacts of climate change, looking at ecosystems, biodiversity, and human ...

EM-DAT - The international disaster database

EM-DAT is a global database with information on over 26000 mass disasters from 1900 to present day. It's compiled from various sources, including UN ...

Aon launches new Florida Flood model for state insurers

... climate risk modelling firm Fathom, assesses flood exposures ... According to data from Aon's Catastrophe Insight, the National Flood ...

The value of envisioning the worst‐case scenarios of climate change

The first centers on modeling catastrophic climate scenarios, the second on the use of images of climate catastrophe for political action, and ...

2021 Climate Change Catastrophe Report | CoreLogic®

The Climate Change Catastrophe Report estimates $56.92 billion in property damage from the largest natural catastrophe events of 2021.