Climate Risk Insights

El Niño is likely to develop in the second half of 2026, with NOAA placing its probability above 90% from July onward. Models agree on the direction but diverge on magnitude, leaving real uncertainty about how intense the event will be.

Building partnerships in Argentina, validating our index in Colombia and advancing flood detection in Brazil

Parametric insurance pays farmers automatically when drought hits, but only if the index reflects real losses.

El Niño is likely to develop in the second half of 2026, with NOAA placing its probability above 90% from July onward. Models agree on the direction but diverge on magnitude, leaving real uncertainty about how intense the event will be.

Parametric insurance pays farmers automatically when drought hits, but only if the index reflects real losses.

Are we advancing understanding or just generating more data?

What Pachamama taught us about giving back, and building a climate insurance company.

Reflections on 2025 and the Road Ahead

Bringing Protection to Climate Migrants

Innovation, partnerships, and a forward-looking vision for climate protection in Latin America

New investors, new pilots, and new momentum across Latin America

We signed our first contract as a calculation agent. Singapore's sovereign wealth fund calls climate adaptation 'inevitable.' El Niño is forming and the Suyana team is on the move.

Building partnerships in Argentina, validating our index in Colombia and advancing flood detection in Brazil

New partners, new investors, and the philosophy behind Suyana's journey.