Aon’s 2024 Climate and Catastrophe Insight Report analyzes the financial and human impacts of last year’s weather and natural disasters. Host and Aon’s Chief Marketing Officer, Reinsurance Solutions, Alexandra Lewis, invites Michal Lörinc, head of Catastrophe Insight, to share his knowledge on 2023’s natural catastrophes and the strategies needed to support those impacted.
- [1:02] Statistics on the impacts of 2023 damage compared to previous years
- [4:17] A definition and explanation of the increasing protection gap
- [9:21] Recommendations for resilience tactics in response to catastrophic weather trends
- [10:10] Practical measurements to mitigate rising perils such as heatwaves
- [12:31] Key findings of Aon’s 2024 Climate and Catastrophe Insight
Additional Resources:
Aon’s website
Aon’s 2024 Climate and Catastrophe Insight
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Tweetables:
- “I’ve talked about financial drivers of disasters, but we can’t forget about the human impact.” — Michal Lörinc
- “Considering human fatalities, 2023 was the deadliest since 2010.” — Michal Lörinc
- “The main reason that losses are increasing over time is the growth of exposure in population growth in vulnerable areas.” — Michal Lörinc
