All Flood Re articles
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NewsInsurers urged to be bolder on nat cat risk as climate threats widen
The industry should work more closely with governments, investors and corporate clients if climate-exposed nat cat perils are to remain insurable, speakers warned at the City of London Corporation’s Global Risk Summit
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NewsPen secures Zurich and Hiscox backing for UK property consortium
Multi-year consortium deal targets growth in specialist UK property risks, supported by Flood Re
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NewsShirel Stedman joins board of Flood Re
It is a ‘critical time’ for flood risk with climate change on the rise and Flood Re due to exit the market in just 16 years
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NewsCOP27: Covea, Hiscox and RSA commit to ‘Build Back Better’
Investing in property level flood resilience measures lessens the impact of future flooding - Flood Re CEO
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NewsFlood Re chief exec urges focus on ‘Build Back Better scheme’ as ‘resilience is not being prioritised’
To tackle the “increased frequency of flooding and extreme weather events”, the UK must focus on using property flood resilience (PFR) measures for building repairs as part of Flood Re’s Build Back Better (BBB) scheme because currently, “resilience is not being prioritised”, according to Flood Re chief executive Andy Bord.
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NewsFlood Re’s credit rating upgraded
Credit rating agency maintains that the reinsurer’s ability to handle large claims warranted an upgrade
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NewsFlood Re chief exec outlines next steps for addressing climate change risk
Flood Re’s chief executive Andy Bord outlined what should happen next to ensure that it can address climate change and reach a risk-reflective home insurance market by its exit in 2039. The flood re-insurer presented evidence to Parliament’s Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Select Committee yesterday addressing the evolving ...
