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
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
Jakob Thomä On How Markets And Governments Could Respond To Climate Shocks
What do investors, corporate practitioners, and climate professionals really think about the consequences of rising climate physical risks? A recent survey by Climate Proof and Theia Finance Labs ( ht...
21 Huhti 52min
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
