11 Years and Going Strong: Demonstrated Legacy of CAT Collaboration, Innovation and Leadership

Join us at the largest independent global CAT risk summit as we celebrate our 12th year with our CAT community. 

Climate change is driving the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, resulting in more intense hurricanes, catastrophic flooding, earthquakes, droughts, heatwaves, storms, and wildfires. 

2023 marked the hottest year on record and global insured losses from natural catastrophes exceeded US$100 billion for the fourth consecutive year. Against a backdrop of rising inflation and an increased frequency of climate-change-induced hazard intensification, the re/insurance industry faces new challenges in modelling, pricing, assessing both known and emerging risks, and adapting to changing exposures.

Consistently attracting more than 250 of the world’s leading Catastrophe Risk and Exposure Management professionals, enquire today to find out how your offerings can help our CAT Risk community address some of their key challenges through our unique sponsorship opportunities.