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KKR ❤️ Private Credit, Insurance Illiquidity Is Forever
KKR's Co-CEO defends the private credit illiquidity premium, Moody's maps a $375B- $1 trillion uninsured flood exposure gap that private carriers haven't closed.
The Election That Is Really About Who Pays for the AI Buildout's Wildfire Risk
Ebola, statistics, and what pandemic science can teach markets.
Weather, Prediction Markets and “Minnesota Nice”
The federal risk appetite is contracting and the private arket infrastructure built around it is being repriced in real time.
Risk Market News — Morning Brief
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
Ebola: New Outbreak, Same Market Gap
Modeling suggests the Bundibugyo virus outbreak in the DRC may already be twice the official case count, and the private market architecture built to respond to exactly this kind of possible global event no longer exists.
OpenAI Searches For Biological and Chemical Risk Model Pro as AI “Uplift” Evidence Mounts
California's Wildfire Fund Was Mispriced And Now It's Shopping for a Replacement
The Wealthiest Americans Now Carry the Most Flood Exposure. Models Don't Reflect That.
New Census Bureau research confirms what private flood insurers have been betting on: flood exposure is concentrating among the wealthiest Americans, and the market is moving to follow it.
Texas Heads Into Hurricane Season With Funding, Model Questions Hanging and Beryl Losses Still Growing
Trump Proposal Wants to Replace Disaster Aid With Parametric Financing. The Question Is Who Will Pull the Trigger?
A White House council's sweeping FEMA overhaul would replace loss-based disaster reimbursements with parametric block grants, accelerating both the retreat of federal flood insurance and the case for private catastrophe modelers as essential infrastructure in U.S. disaster finance.