Pictured from left: Karel Van Hulle, Stephen Catlin, Rajeshnani Dasari and John Plevin at the BMA Forum 2026

16 April 2026Insurance

Protection gap remains stubbornly wide: BMA panel debates workable solutions

The insurance industry cannot close the climate protection gap on its own, and yet without insurance, it will be far harder for vulnerable countries, households and businesses to recover from increasingly severe natural catastrophes.

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