The main four parametric natural disaster insurance risk pools have committed to a unique collaboration, which will see them explore the creation of a ...
The frequency and severity of weather catastrophes are on the rise. From devastating hurricanes to prolonged droughts, I see these events exposing a glaring global coverage gap in insurance. Aon ...
Disasters such as wildfires are becoming increasingly frequent occurrences, leaving homeowners scrambling for ways to proactively protect themselves and recover financially. Traditional insurance ...
Chapter 2-Describes the market environment and major players. It provides basic information of these players along with competitive situation and market concentration status. Chapter 3-Introduces the ...
Accessing parametric insurance policies is crucial to cover the insurance gap for a myriad of events that include man-made or natural catastrophes. Parametric insurance is an innovative alternative, ...
A recent report from Global Parametrics has acknowledged that catastrophe bonds can be part of the solution to risk financing for humanitarian ...
Parametric insurance products can help to address the increasing protection gap arising in respect of climate-related physical risk. As AI and data-collecting technology develops, more business areas ...
There’s a new insurer in town – an artificial intelligence-driven parametric insurer, Mythen. Founded by insurance technology veteran Sandra DeSilva, Mythen “combines advanced AI, machine learning, ...
Parametric insurance companies like FloodFlash issue rapid payments after disasters by taking out the middleman ...
MINDANAO, Philippines — Joemar Flores, a spindly 28-year-old, gestured across his family’s farmland, nestled between a steep hill and a river, and expressed gratitude for the rice paddies in the ...
Ecuador has contracted its first parametric agricultural insurance policies, benefitting up to 10,000 people in smallholder rice and maize farming ...
With the widespread recent media attention around the insurance crisis in Louisiana, Gov. Jeff Landry recently expressed his frustration with insurance rates, up on average another 6 percent in 2024.