Stories, data, and insights from the frontlines of parametric insurance
Official statistics often arrive too late to capture how emerging economies are actually moving. Satellite measurements of nitrogen dioxide offer a faster, independently verifiable signal, one that can strengthen how parametric insurance is designed and monitored.
The Pacific is warming toward a record, Argentina just opened the door to parametric, and we're there for the 2026/27 season.
El Niño is here and models put its peak between October and December, right when Argentina's maize and soybeans are being established. We looked at 45 years of data to see what that has historically meant, district by district.
Sargassum hits record highs, Bolivia opens its doors, and Suyana grows into its next chapter. A month of signals turning into products.
El Niño is here and models put its peak between October and December, right when Argentina's maize and soybeans are being established. We looked at 45 years of data to see what that has historically meant, district by district.
The Atlantic Ocean Sargassum Belt is expanding earlier and faster than it ever has. The economic costs will be significant and the case for parametric risk transfer can no longer be ignored.
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.
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The Pacific is warming toward a record, Argentina just opened the door to parametric, and we're there for the 2026/27 season.
Sargassum hits record highs, Bolivia opens its doors, and Suyana grows into its next chapter. A month of signals turning into products.
El Niño sharpens, and so does Suyana. The forecast is clearer, the appetite for parametric is growing, and the team is building ahead of the season.
Research, market analysis, and product updates
on parametric insurance and climate risk.
