19 September 2021Insurance

How casualty underwriting can adapt itself for climate change

A world that is increasing in temperature will require insurance thinking that has responded to that change. But while the models used for property underwriting have adapted, those used in casualty still need developing.

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How casualty underwriting can adapt itself for climate change

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