In parts of the United States hit hard by natural disasters, people are facing a new challenge: the loss of insurance. Over the past several months, multiple insurance companies have announced they will no longer offer new policies in disaster-prone states, citing the need to manage risk amid the rising costs of climate-related disasters and construction.
This is a human capital concern. In a recent article for Forbes, E4E Relief President and CEO Holly Welch Stubbing explains why and what companies can do to help. Read the full article here.
