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Climate change puts brokers centre stage

Caroline Elliott-Grey, Product Manager LexisNexis Risk Solutions

With floods, heatwaves and subsidence rewriting the rules of risk, Caroline Elliott-Grey, senior product manager for UK and Ireland at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, argues brokers who harness property-level insights can build trust, protect clients and prove their value in a volatile market.

When Storm Babet hit Scotland in 2023, flood defences in Brechin were breached, leaving more than 150 homes under water. 

For years, risks such as flood and subsidence were often assessed using

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