
Peter Sousounis
Principal consultant at Cat & Climate Consulting; former VP of climate change research at Verisk/AIR Worldwide; expert in catastrophe modeling and climate risk in insurance.
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Jul 5, 2026
Why Is Risk Rising? — Catastrophe Modelling, Insurance & the Climate Blind Spot
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Alberto TroccoliHOST
So amongst all these events, which would you say is the hazards that concerns you the most over the next 20, 30 years? Is it hurricanes, flooding, wildfire, heat or something else? And if we can put it in a different way, if you had to bet your own money on one climate related risk becoming substantially worse over the next 20, 30 years, what would it be?

Peter SousounisGUEST
Okay, well, the questions are probably connected, but there's a lot that worries me, that keeps me up at night.

Peter SousounisGUEST
The extent to which climate change is having a role, like I said, remains to be seen.

Peter SousounisGUEST
But the picture will become clearer as time progresses and, unfortunately, as climate change progresses.

Peter SousounisGUEST
Floods can happen anywhere, even in drought-stricken areas, and that poses another potential problem.
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