Parametrics are useful but no ‘silver bullet’ for rising homeowner premiums
Extreme weather events are becoming more common, and that’s making insurance harder to afford –
October 16, 2025
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Professor Paula Jarzabkowski represents Asia Pacific at the World Risk and Insurance Economics Congress
In August 2025, Professor Paula Jarzabkowski represented Asia Pacific at the World Risk and Insurance Economics
August 19, 2025
Resilient housing programs: A framework for evaluation
As homes are increasingly threatened by flood, fire, cyclone and earthquake, governments are relocating or
March 28, 2025
Why disaster insurance is failing. Discussion on ABC Radio & Bloomberg TV
With Cyclone Alfred hitting South East Queensland and insurance premiums in Australia continuing to rise
March 11, 2025
Can the global insurance industry survive weather whiplash?
In 2024, the cost of storms and cyclones alone was more than US$400 billion. Some
February 20, 2025
LA fires have implications for insurance prices around the world
The devastating wildfires in LA are a sombre warning about the protection gap for Californians,
January 24, 2025
Insurance affordability must be linked to resilience
On 21 January 2025 Professor Paula Jarzabkowski talked to Life Matters on ABC radio about
January 21, 2025
What does climate change mean for home insurance?
In this Teaching Case, Professor Jarzabkowski and colleagues outlines the implications of climate change for
September 3, 2024
Professor Paula Jarzabkowski writes a blog for Climate and Community
On 2 May 2024, Professor Paula Jarzabkowski wrote a blog on insurance price signals for Climate
May 2, 2024
Are Premium Prices an Effective Risk Signal?
In this blog for the Climate and Community Project, Professor Paula Jarzabkowski explains why high
May 2, 2024
