Risks

Risk intelligence covering a range of natural hazards

As the risks posed by a changing climate intensify, access to reliable, high-quality information is essential for managing these challenges effectively. 

Our team of climate scientists, hydrologists, GIS specialists, and statisticians is committed to delivering innovative, science-led insights to help guide your risk management decisions. 

Since pioneering the UK’s first comprehensive flood maps for the insurance sector in 2008, we have established ourselves as a benchmark of excellence in flood science, earning global recognition as industry leaders. Our cutting-edge maps, models, and data continue to set the standard for quality and reliability. 

Beyond flood risk, we also offer expertise in other natural hazards impacted by climate change, including crop damage, coastal erosion, wind and subsidence – ensuring you are equipped to navigate an evolving risk landscape with confidence.

• Flood

  Floods cause significant disruptions, affecting homes, businesses, and agricultural land. Use our advanced flood risk insights to reduce damage and enhance preparedness.

• Wind

  Winter and summer storms frequently cause damage to properties from high winds, intense rainfall or a combination of both. Our wind risk and storm modelling expertise enables you to understand the hazard posed by different aspects of windstorm activity around Great Britain.

• Subsidence

  Shifting ground conditions can severely damage our communities and the built environment. Our easy-to-use subsidence data helps you anticipate risks and take proactive measures.

• Coastal Erosion

  Rising sea levels and coastal erosion threaten properties, infrastructure, and livelihoods. Rely on our robust data to safeguard assets and plan for the future.

• Crop

  Unpredictable weather patterns pose significant challenges to crops. With our state-of-the-art crop models, you can successfully mitigate risks and navigate uncertainties.

• Climate Change

  Rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns are reshaping risks. Tap into our forward-looking data and models to prepare for a changing climate.