Making space for water: Can nature based solutions change how flood risk is priced?
19th August
Explore how nature-based solutions can reduce flood losses and support insurance and resilience decisions.Knowledge Hub
Learn from JBA’s experts as they share knowledge and perspectives on flood risk science, climate change, disaster response, and the evolving landscape of risk management.
Insights
- Flood
- Climate change
- Flood modelling
- Catastrophe models
- Flood maps
- Insurance
- Reinsurance
- Flood science
- Global
- Risk modelling
Why do flood loss estimates change?
29th July
Quantifying model variability in JBA's Global Flood Model through Global Sensitivity Analysis.
CMIP7 and the future of climate scenarios: what has changed – and what has not
5th June
The release of the new CMIP7 ScenarioMIP framework has prompted discussion about the future of climate scenarios.Case Studies
- Flood
- Market insights
- Flood modelling
- Catastrophe models
- Insurance
- Reinsurance
- Sustainability
- US
- Risk modelling
- Physical risk
- Flood risk
Quantifying the value of nature-based flood resilience
5th August
JBA partnered with Howden, Eco-Links, and UC Berkeley to quantify impact of Nature-based Solutions on insurance pricing.
Building Financial Resilience to Flood Risk in South-East Asia
24th October
JBA supports the SEADRIF initiative with expert flood risk intelligence and re/insurance industry expertise.
Using Flood Risk Analysis in Central Asia
10th October
JBA provides flood risk analysis for CAREC in Central Asia.Event Response
Early summer floods in China: May 2026
15th May
In mid‑May 2026, exceptionally heavy rainfall triggered widespread flooding across southern and central China. The event caused multiple fatalities, displaced tens of thousands of people and led to significant disruption to infrastructure, agriculture and supply chains across several provinces.
Floods in South Africa: May 2026
5th May
Successive low-pressure systems brought destructive flooding, landslides and damaging winds to large parts of South Africa during May 2026, causing fatalities, widespread damage to buildings and major infrastructure disruption across long stretches of coastline and interior provinces.
Storm Chandra: January 2026
26th January
Storm Chandra delivered one of Ireland's most significant winter flood events in recent years, resulting in widespread damage and disruption across multiple regions of Ireland.Consultancy
Every business is different and so too are its flood risk management needs. We work on a bespoke basis to offer unique solutions to your flood risk problems, from single site assessments and flood defence design to portfolio optimisation and tailored model builds, working with you to meet your needs.
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