Climate Change Flood Models and Data for every location worldwide

The first-ever in-depth insight into the potential impact of climate change on flood losses within every country in the world.

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Cost of severe UK flood events could rise by 42% by 2050

JBA's latest UK Flood Model, now incorporating two climate change event sets, reveals the cost of 200-year flood events could rise by 42% by 2050 under climate change.

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Flood Services

Our flood maps, catastrophe models and analytics are used by some of the world's largest insurers, reinsurers, governments and property companies to quantify and mitigate flood risk. We also offer a consultancy service to create bespoke solutions to your flood risk challenges, while our event response team develops and shares the information you need to respond to major events, offering the latest data and information.

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We value collaboration and sharing which is why we work with a wide range of clients every day. From major insurers, reinsurers and resellers to governments, property search companies and mortgage surveyors, we are committed to providing the right information for your business to manage and mitigate risk.

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Blog The Ongoing Journey of JBA Flood Maps

JBA global flood maps underpin many aspects of our flood risk intelligence. In this blog we highlight the importance of the continuous improvement and ongoing work to review and update flood maps for all parts of the world to achieve the most-informed results.

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News How are climate scenarios made?

Find out what's behind the alphabet soup of climate scenario names. JBA Risk Management's Head of Science, Dr Paul Young shares a technical explainer.

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News GRiP expands into flood intelligence with JBA Risk Management tie-up

South African Spatial Technology and Data Specialist GRiP partners with JBA to deliver advanced flood risk intelligence across Africa.

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News JBA Risk Management teams up with Oxford University for infrastructure study

JBA and Oxford University join forces to research the risks of climate extremes on infrastructure networks worldwide today and in the future.

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