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Ross Nottingham & Mike Palmer, Hiscox

12 May 2021Insurance

Asking the right questions about climate change

Climate change can’t wait, according to Hiscox Re & ILS. Frustrated with projections looking far into the future and models too reliant on the past, the reinsurer has introduced a new underwriting framework with climate change at its heart. It is being applied across its business.

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