How to manage natural catastrophe risks affecting your assets, operations and financial value
Extreme weather events, like Storm Boris and severe flooding following Storm Claudia, are no longer anomalies; the extreme is becoming the norm. Natural catastrophe (NatCat) risks pose significant challenges for businesses, especially when traditional portfolio-level catastrophe models fail to capture site-specific vulnerabilities. Our expert speakers will explore how single-site risk engineering assessments can bridge that gap, providing actionable insights to improve resilience and reduce business interruption losses.
We’ll also examine correlated hidden risks such as utility dependencies and strategies to mitigate cascading failures that can amplify the impact of catastrophic events.
What we'll cover
- What can you do when portfolio catastrophic models fall short
- Quantifying and managing NatCat risks at the single-site level
- How we can better understand and quantify the business interruption loss potential
Key learnings
- How to prepare when portfolio catastrophic models fall short
- Identify manage hidden correlated risks that can lead to cascading failures
- Evaluate strategies for improving site resilience
Who should attend
This webinar is primarily aimed at those with responsibility for, or involvement in, risk management and managing climate risk and physical risks for their organisation.
Event information
Date: Wednesday 24 June
Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm
This webinar will include a 45-minute presentation plus Q&A