27 November 2014InsuranceJames Nash

Wanted: innovative flood risk models

Accelerating changes as a result of technological advances in communications, improved infrastructure, and closer trade and investment ties have linked nations, economies and businesses despite their physical boundaries and distances, noted the World Economic Forum (WEF) in its Global Risks 2014 report.

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