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The $27 Billion Question Beneath Venezuela's Earthquake
Venezuela's earthquake tore through the same coastal corridor Washington needs for its oil revival and exposed a risk-transfer vacuum no market can currently price.
Everyone Wants to See Underneath The Model's Hood
Bill Pushes Physical and Cyber Peril Into US Energy Distribution Layer
US lawmakers have voted to push mandatory physical and cyber peril analysis down to the local distribution layer of the energy grid — the part of the network sitting closest to insured exposure.
AI Can't Model a Financial Crisis
A State-Backed War-Risk Backstop Eyed to Draw Private Capital Into Ukraine's Rebuild
New Law Will Push Hazard Data Into The US Housing Pipeline
Private Capital, Public Flood: Risky Science Live
For nearly sixty years, the question of who insures American flood risk had one answer: Washington. That answer now has an expiration date. On September 30, the National Flood Insurance
KCC's Clark: Same Models, Different Rules
Insurers Court Bank Balance Sheets As Regulators Push Back on Private Credit
The Wildfire-Housing Market Risk Game Is Getting Harder For California To Win
AI Data Center Finance: Off-Balance-Sheet Leverage, Physical Risk Accumulation, and Insurance Capacity Constraints
The AI data center buildout is rewriting the rules of infrastructure finance — and the risk is ending up somewhere most investors aren't looking.