Michael Newman On Hardening Homes Against Hail, Wind, and Fire
It’s a strange sort of research organization that spends its time finding ever more creative ways to destroy residential real estate. But that’s exactly what the Insurance Institute for Business & Hom...
11 Elo 40min
Nik Steinberg & Daisy Streatfeild On Why Climate Risk Vendors Can't Agree
Put seven leading physical risk vendors to the test on a single flood-prone stretch of road outside Paris, and here’s what you get: agreement on exactly one obvious hotspot, and violent disagreement e...
4 Elo 38min
Elyse Schupak On Fixing America's Resilient Homes Grant Programs
Climate change is laying waste to US homes. Economic losses in North America — including to residential property — from storms, floods, fires, and other shocks exceeded US$133bn ( https://www.swissre....
28 Heinä 43min
David Fischer On Pricing Physical Risk Into Every Financial Decision
Ask a large company about their climate exposure and you may be dismissed with the answer: "We're insured, we're fine." David Fischer ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-n-fischer-56249849/ ) has spen...
21 Heinä 49min
Meryam Omi On Why Corporate Adaptation Data Needs to Be Open
Understanding corporations’ exposure to physical risks — and their resilience to them — is essential to building a climate-proof economy. But if this information is manufactured by black box models an...
14 Heinä 43min
Oliver Marchand On Why Adaptation Needs A New 'Decision Engine'
This episode is sponsored by Resilens ( https://resilens.com/ ), a "decision engine" for climate adaptation When adaptation managers approach funders with a climate-proofing measure, there's one quest...
5 Touko 32min
Paul Munday On The Latest In Corporate Adaptation Planning
There’s good news and bad news on the state of corporate adaptation planning. Today’s guest — Climate Proof veteran Dr Paul Munday ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/drpaulmunday/ ) from S&P Global Ratings...
7 Huhti 35min
