Wild Fire

Climate-related risks are accumulating in supply chains, posing a growing threat to business interruption insurers and their clients.

Managing wildfire risk is an increasing concern for reinsurers.

Secondary perils are not new to the (re)insurance industry. The risks presented by wildfires, hail and wind have long been modelled, assessed and underwritten by insurers and reinsurers alike.

Insurers are adopting trailblazing solutions to predict the locations of large-scale infernos

Managing wildfire risk is ancincreasing concern for reinsurers. Last week, Meg Green, managing editor of Insider Engage, sat down with Bob Frady to discuss all things wildfire and reinsurance.

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Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Co., a property and casualty insurance company dedicated to serving the lumber and woodworking industries, has managed natural catastrophes through modeling, endorsements and deductibles, said John K. Smith, president and chief executive officer.