2019

Each year, farmers face myriad potential perils to their crops: drought, waterlogging, frost, and hail to name a few.

Learn how catastrophe modeling can help estimate the economic impact of extreme events.

Late January storms dumped more than 1 meter of rain within 48 hours on parts of Queensland in northeastern Australia, and widespread flooding ensued.

As science and technology improve, we should expect life expectancy to logically follow suit—so why has life expectancy dropped in the U.S.?

AIR's "2018 Global Modeled Catastrophe Losses" report highlights the protection gap issues around the world, a trend that we see year on year.

Severe thunderstorms, which can occur year-round, account for one-third of Australia's costliest natural disasters from the past 50 years.

What do our clients and the greater insurance industry think about climate change? We did some market research to find out.

Although California had experienced major earthquakes prior to the January 17, 1994, Northridge earthquake, none had as lasting an effect on California's earthquake insurance industry

Crop exposure changes much more frequently than property exposure, with crop rotation practices leading to changes as often as every year.

With the Atlantic hurricane season behind us, we can announce the winner of AIR’s third client hurricane contest.