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Zurich and Aon have announced the launch of a groundbreaking clean energy insurance facility designed to provide comprehensive coverage for blue and green hydrogen projects worldwide, with capital expenditures of up to $250 million.
Climate risk intelligence company Climate X has raised $18 million in a Series A investment round led by Google Ventures. The funding round also saw participation from Pale blue dot, CommerzVentures, A/O, Blue Wire Capital, PT1, Unconventional Ventures, and Western Technology Investment.
IBISA, the global climate insurtech, has successfully raised $3 million to scale its parametric insurance solutions for weather-related risks in Asia and Africa.
A new report from Howden has found that more than 50% of the $19 trillion committed to financing the transition to net zero through to 2040 will require additional insurance capacity.
Zesty AI, a leading provider of climate and property risk analytics driven by AI, has announced a partnership with Duck Creek Technologies, an intelligence core systems provider in P&C and general insurance.
As climate events hit the insurance industry through escalating losses, Daniel Grimwood-Bird, Head of Sales & Marketing for McKenzie Intelligence Services, talks to Insurtech Insights about the role of Disaster Response and it’s future in the insurance industry
Daniel Grimwood-Bird, Head of Sales & Marketing at McKenzie Intelligence Services (MIS), discusses why First Notice of Incident (FNOI) – rather than First Notice of Loss (FNOL) is changing the game when it comes to claims processing.
African Risk Capacity (ARC) has announced it has received a $27 million contribution from the Dutch Government to help boost climate resilience in Africa and further promote parametric insurance across the continent.
A relatively high proportion of the overall losses for the event are likely to be insured, owing to the high insurance take up for the flood peril
Kita, the specialist carbon insurance company, has announced it is partnering with UK-based carbon standard, Wilder Carbon, creating an insurance policy for a buffer pool, in what is believed to be an “industry first”.
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