With added focus on climate risk in 2022, geospatial information will grow in importance for risk and insurance professionals. With contextualized data and visualizations that make data easily accessible, geospatial platforms such as Maptycs will drive the shift in the insurance industry to be more tech-forward.
If the past two decades are any indication, 2022 will see an increase in unpredictable and disastrous weather events. Insurers and risk managers who develop effective...
Natural disasters from climate risk caused over $210 billion in losses in 2020, representing an almost 44% increase from 2019. With less than two-thirds of those losses...