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This document discusses how climate change affects insurance company business models and their policyholders. It notes that insurers are forming consortiums to better predict extreme weather risks. It also states that policyholders need to keep accurate, updated inventories of their property to ensure adequate insurance coverage for losses. The goal is for insurers to develop new climate models that allow setting appropriate premiums while also reducing expenses, and for policyholders to protect themselves by maintaining inventory records.
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- 2. Introduction Insurers VS the weather: The question Consortium Goal Influences Policyholders VS the weather: NAIC Consequences Tip Conclusion
- 3. Extreme weather America: Tornado season In 6 years 80% of the population affected Last year: $43 billion damage Climat change Venice 2008 Heavy rainfall: 30 cm per day
- 4. Allianz SE How does climate change affect the business model of an insurance company? Business model: Earned profit + investment income incurred loss underwriting expenses LOSS or PROFIT
- 5. Working with Allianz SE: JBA Consulting Intermap Technologies Met Office WWF Germany
- 6. To manage future extreme risks Ex: Predicting tornados or floodings To innovate the Climate model Ex: More rain in Belgium = more chance of water damage
- 7. Situation now: Chartis 130 job cuts Aviva 1000 job cuts To reduce expenses New climate model Higher premiums Solution Jobs are safer
- 8. National Association of Insurance Commisioners Survey: inventory no inventory no receipts no photos of property Consumers 41% 59% 48% 27% 59% doesnt update
- 9. Dangers: No inventory Not updating Inadequate home insurance coverage New purchases not covered Solution: have an updated inventory!!!
- 11. New climate model for insurers An updated inventory for policyholders