The winds of change

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 29 Jan 2004
- Indicative reading time: 3 minutes

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Predicted shifts in weather patterns could have a disastrous effect on the insurance industry. Timothy Ormerod discusses the statistical evidence for climate change and examines what can be done to manage severe weather events

Last year saw another exceptional year of weather, with record breaking temperatures of 38.5 degC, and insurers fearing a surge in subsidence claims due to lack of rainfall. While sceptics doubt the

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