15 February 2016Insurance

New tools should enable private sector to take US flood risk

A rise in sophisticated analytical tools in the past year has improved the prospects for private sector insurers and reinsurers to underwrite more flood risk in the US, according to Jane Toothill, flood mapping specialist at JBA Risk Management.

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