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FEMA is planning to announce its “Risk Rating 2.0” that will dramatically revise risk assessments for

Single-model approaches to catastrophic risk is the norm for many risk and insurance professionals, which increases

Climate risk blind spots present a significant challenge for risk and insurance professionals relying on climate

Location-based insights provide more nuanced analysis in terms of population and resource locations, opening up a

As the UK Geospatial Commission’s recent report highlights, vast risk datasets are only as useful as

Increased climate disclosures for insurers will improve risk data quality and quantity, but risk and insurance

The rise in frequency and severity of NatCats is a long-term trend that undermines the reliability

For risk and insurance professionals, “what once may have been considered a nice-to-have tool is rapidly

First Street’s newest report projects National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) rates may more than quadruple as

Advanced risk modeling is a necessity for risk and insurance professionals to prevent losses from future