In Focus

The insurance market’s appetite for quantifying climate change risk is evolving alongside regulatory change.

Underwriters need to deploy catastrophe models that reflect the current and future risk of climate change.

More than 100 earthquakes greater than M2.5 in magnitude recently shook Southern California within 24 hours.

Will an emerging risk become an emerged risk? The answer isn’t always simple.

Most hurricane damage is caused by wind and storm surge, but inland flooding is a major source of loss also.

Distinct and independent events are fundamental to the event-based probabilistic natural catastrophe risk models.

How are hurricane season post-event construction costs—an element of economic demand surge—evolving?

Severe thunderstorm activity is particularly common in the U.S. Great Plains, Midwest, and Southeast.

The 2019 hail season in the U.S. garnered much attention from crop hail (re)insurers.

AIR’s work with Miami Beach shows why it takes a village” to combat climate change risk.