Catastrophes

Discover how Enterprise Exposure Manager can help you understand your exposure in the case of a real-time event.

Confronting hail risk means having an informed strategy and effective tools backed by advanced technology and analytics.

Evaluate enterprise-wide risk and gain insights into your global exposures with Enterprise Exposure Manager.

As dramatic as the statistics surrounding the 2020 wildfire season were, the messages they carry and the questions they raise are even more critical to address.

BCEGS was among the key sources for a FEMA study that demonstrated that building codes reduce financial losses in natural catastrophes.

Learn how ISO Statistical Services will help the Texas Department of Insurance report and analyze catastrophe insurance data.

Learn how climate change may affect hurricane risk in the United States, specifically damage to residential and commercial properties.

What insurance companies need to know about U.S. civil unrest trends in 2020 and beyond.

The last ten Novembers saw a total of 17 PCS catastrophe designations, which consisted of ten wind and thunderstorm events, three wildland fires, three winter storms, and…

COVID-19 and tragic events created major challenges insurance leaders, balancing the rapidly changing needs of employees and customers.

In the last ten years, there’s been 32 PCS catastrophe events in October, including 20 wind and thunderstorm events, four hurricanes, five wildland fires, two tropical…

Wildfires on the west coast have burned more than 5 million acres in 2020, renewing discussion in climate change's role in this growing peril.

The NOAA Climate Prediction Center has raised the likelihood of an above-normal 2020 hurricane season to an 85 percent chance.

Multiple major wildfires have scorched more than 170,000 acres combined in California and Colorado, with some fires showing extraordinary behavior.

The manual process needs automation, which can benefit both lenders and carriers