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Although every natural disaster comes with its own specific challenges, the extreme weather patterns associated with each often lead to property damage, physical injuries and trauma, business and service interruptions, and even the loss of life. Understanding the unique risks of where you are physically located, which conditions you are most exposed to, and what your recovery priorities are is essential to protecting your assets and minimising losses.

As an organisation or an employee, as a family or an individual, it's important to be prepared with the right insurance coverage and risk management strategies so that you can defend what matters most, recover quickly, and remain resilient.

Dubai panoramic skyline and buildings at night with storm approaching.

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Recovering from the effects of significant water damage

28/10/2024

Palm trees blowing in the wind and rain as a hurricane approaches a tropical island coastline

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Navigating La Niña: Insights for organisations and risk professionals

29/05/2024

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Podcast

Risk in Context Podcast: Developing a pathway to managing natural catastrophe risks

14/05/2024

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Nature-related risks: What risk managers need to know

19/10/2023

Glass sphere over a river with trees in nature — Climate neutral into the future concept - Net Zero 2050

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Managing climate vulnerabilities in your supply chain

16/10/2023

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Webcast

Webinar recording: How to manage climate vulnerabilities in your supply chain

03/10/2023

Hurricane approaches. Tornado.

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El Niño is here: What organisations and risk professionals need to know

26/09/2023

Ob River Flood June 2015 Aerial View of same houses in vicinity of Nizhnevartovsk, Tyumen region, Russia. Aerial view of the residential area of the suburb of Nizhnevartovsk during the flood of 2015.

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How to streamline the claims process following a major disaster

28/08/2023