Bite: How insurers are mapping climate risk

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Sep 7, 20262:12Business

Are New Zealand homes becoming riskier to insure as extreme weather becomes more frequent? In this clip Tower CEO Paul Johnston explains what the insurer is seeing in its own storm data, and why the cost of weather event...

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