Podcast: How climate change is transforming insurance

Flood Re’s Laura Evans, LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ Heikki Vesanto, Woodgate & Clark’s Glyn Brookes-Humphrey together with Insurance Post’s Scott McGee

Climate change means the areas impacted by subsidence will double by 2050, and double again by 2080, Heikki Vesanto, manager for GIS data science at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, has warned.

In the latest Insurance Post Podcast, Vesanto said 6% of properties in Great Britain are at risk of subsidence, but that is going to increase to about 20% by 2080.

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Why insurance companies love furry faces

Building desirable brands in the insurance market is a challenge, but it all boils down to the right level of distinctiveness, and of course, it helps to have a lovable mascot that evokes an emotional connection, writes Rob Allen, strategy partner at branding and design agency Coley Porter Bell.

Brokers want less AI conversation and better service please

Fiona Nicolson reveals brokers want a little less conversation about artificial intelligence and to have a lot more grown-up conversation about balancing online experiences with being able to talk to an insurer's staff at this year’s British Insurance Brokers' Association Conference.

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