Climate Risks

Parametric insurance sees 12.6% CAGR through 2034

Parametric insurance sees 12.6% CAGR through 2034

China is expected to be one of the fastest-growing parametric insurance markets.

Aon expands reinsurance work with Moody’s into commercial risk

The products aim to offer more efficient risk transfer and improve casualty protection.

Zurich Insurance calls for stronger public-private coordination on climate risks

Extreme weather events caused ~$2t in economic losses over the past decade.

Q1 2025 natural disasters cost APAC billions, insurance coverage limited

In Q1 2025, South Korea and Japan faced significant wildfire activity.

APAC's insured only 5.4% of $74b disaster losses: Aon

APAC was also the second-largest region in terms of economic losses.

Taiwan holds $189b in earthquake insurance liabilities

There were 3.6 million policies in force as of end-December last year.

Only 9.1% of Asia's economic losses insured in 2024

The five-year average for insured losses was $11b.

Insurers alert to higher cyclone, flood risks in Australia

The threat of tropical cyclones remains high in northern Australia.

Climate change drives $600b in insured losses over 20 years

28 leading global insurers saw climate-related losses reach $10.6b.

Insured losses top $100b for fifth consecutive year

Annual insured losses are expected to rise by 5% to 7%.

Zurich and GoImpact offer climate risk tools in APAC

The collaboration provides solutions such as climate risk assessments.

ICA backs Senate's recommendations on climate risk impact on insurance premiums

Insured losses reached $2.19b between 2023 and 2024 due to four extreme weather events.

Gallagher Re launches global tropical cyclone research consortium

Tropical cyclones have caused $710b in insured losses globally since 2000.

Insufficient insurance amplifies banks' climate risk

The lack of coverage raises silent risks in the banking industry, Aon said.

Global insured NatCat losses hit $60b in H1 2024

The US alone experienced 12 severe storms in H1.