The Marsh McLennan Disaster Resilience Center of Excellence delivers insights, expertise and capabilities to help public sector leaders prepare for, mitigate against, insure, and recover from disasters.
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We offer a range of solutions that address risks across the continuum of disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
Our thought leaders share insights on reducing risk and building resilience
Case Studies
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Read morePerspective Wildfire in the west Wildfires have wreaked havoc in California over the past several years. Due to inverse condemnation laws in the state, the investor-owned utilities (IOUs) are held strictly liable. As claims skyrocketed, the IOUs found themselves unable to cover the costs leaving the state of California compensate victims. -
Read morePerspective FEMA disaster claims Communities and certain nonprofit organizations impacted by disasters may become eligible for disaster relief funding. However the process of collecting entitled funds can be challenging without expert support. -
Read morePerspective Flood insurance losses After Hurricane Katrina caused $160 billion damage in 2005, the financial burden on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) increased immensely. One component of FEMA, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), alone faced a deficit of $24 billion as a result of flood claims.
Insights
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Read moreVideo How Do We Encourage Greater Flood Insurance Coverage in America? This hearing examined the overall level and availability of flood insurance in America, as well as steps to encourage greater deployment of flood insurance coverage. -
Read moreReport Global Risks Report 2023 Tougher trade-offs risk eroding climate action, human development and future resilience. -
Read moreHub Hurricane Resource Center If your organization is affected by a hurricane or tropical storm, we can help you manage business interruption, prepare insurance claims, and support employees. Here you’ll find information, guidance, and insights about how you can prepare, respond, recover, and remain resilient -
Read moreReport Quantifying Insurance Benefits of a Nature-based Approach to Reducing Risk Faced with growing wildfire impacts around the world, communities are looking for innovative approaches to reduce the occurrence and impacts of wildfire. -
Read moreReport Partnering with Purpose This report, prepared by Marsh McLennan for the National Preparedness Commission, examines the opportunities for stronger interactions between public and private sectors. Founded on extensive desk research and interviews with resilience experts in the UK and abroad, it offers ideas for further exploration in the context of a much-needed debate. -
Read moreReport 2022 State of Flood Report Flood, one of the world’s most frequent and destructive perils, is causing increasingly more severe losses, according to data from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). As a result of climate change, flooding is expected to increase. -
Read moreReport Pandemic Risk Report While the COVID-19 pandemic is first and foremost a human tragedy, its impacts continue to affect businesses of all sizes. Although the proliferation of vaccines and other developments have helped to drive economic growth, businesses have suffered substantial revenue declines. -
Read moreWebtool Marsh McLennan Flood Risk Index The Marsh McLennan Flood Risk Index showcases the firm’s unparalleled expertise in flood risk assessment and management. The index provides an overview of flood risk and its potential implications on human and economic systems across countries, and supports the commercial priorities linked to the climate resilience and protection gap megathemes. -
Read moreReport Sunk costs: the socioeconomic impacts of flooding Flood risk is the most pervasive among natural disasters. Climate change and the increasing concentrations of population and assets in exposed areas are exacerbating the threat of flooding, and its human and economic costs are on the rise and greater than we realize. Since 1980 only 12 percent of economic losses have been insured. Flooding deepens economic and social inequalities, disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable. Governments should take a strategic approach to close the protection gap, maximizing insurance penetration in a financially sustainable way, without incentivizing moral hazard or crowding out private insurers. -
Read moreReport Community-Based Catastrophe Insurance Insurance plays a critical role in recovery from natural disasters, but many households and small businesses do not have sufficient coverage to fund repair and rebuilding due to various reasons. CBCI can play many roles in the dynamic ecosystem of existing public and private catastrophe insurance mechanisms. It could complement traditional catastrophe insurance markets by providing supplemental financial protection to community members in the event of a disaster or be used as full-limit, single-peril property protection in areas with high risk. In other instances, CBCI can offer the community a means to work with carriers or private capital providers to rebuild and sustain insurance uptake while facing loss volatility. -
Read morePerspective Protecting the Public Purse: The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in a Warmer World The reinsurance sector can support governments' catastrophe risk management -
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Read morePerspective Parametric Insurance can Boost Resilience for the Public Sector Parametric insurance empowers the public sector with flexible, timely funds for disaster response and “building back better” -
Read moreReport Building National Resilience: Aligning mindsets, capabilities, and investment Explores the key issues for national and subnational governments, focusing on effective country-level risk management -
Read moreReport MARSH MCLENNAN RESPONDS TO CLIMATE-RELATED EFFECTS ON THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY Marsh McLennan is pleased to respond to this Request for Information from the Federal Insurance Office on the Insurance Sector and Climate-Related Risks. -
Read moreReport Risk Resilience Report Today, organizations can no longer view risks as a single threat vector. Organizations must identify, understand, and prepare for the impacts of systemic and emerging risks across their complete value chain.
Experts
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Read moreOur People Jonathan Clark Managing Director, N.A. Public Sector, Guy Carpenter -
Read moreOur People Ruth Lux Head of Public Sector Europe, Middle East and Africa, Guy Carpenter -
Read moreOur People Chris Sykes Managing Director, Reinsurance, Guy Carpenter -
Read moreOur People Kevin Bryant Managing Director, US Public Entity Practice Leader, Marsh -
Read moreOur People Raymond Hutnik Global Practice Leader, Marsh Advisory's Financial Risk Consulting Solutions -
Read moreOur People Reid Sawyer Head, US Cyber Risk Consulting, Marsh -
Read moreOur People Daniel Kaniewski Managing Director, Public Sector, Marsh McLennan -
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Read moreOur People Julian Enoizi ulian Enoizi is the Global Head of the Public Sector Practice at Guy Carpenter, the world-leading reinsurance broker part of Marsh McLennan. In a role specially created in April 2022 to make use of his exceptional public sector knowledge and profile, Julian works with public sector clients at national, state and local level across all geographic sectors served by Guy Carpenter and other Marsh and McLennan businesses. His focus is on understanding the particular insurance and reinsurance needs of public sector organisations and their private sector partners, and identifying existing and new insurance solutions which will enable Guy Carpenter to deliver the analysis, advice and data needed to optimise public sector decision-taking. Based in London, Julian travels globally to meet current and potential public sector clients. He is frequently asked to speak internationally and has given evidence to Parliamentary Enquiries as well as to the US Congress. Julian was previously CEO of Pool Re, the UK Government-backed terrorism reinsurance mutual, for almost a decade. He joined Pool Re with the mandate to bring a fresh perspective to a company that had changed little since its formation in 1993. He implemented a strategic change programme and led the negotiations with HM Treasury in two formal reviews of Pool Re’s role. He repositioned the company as a champion of innovation and an international thought leader, spearheading a broader and more sophisticated underwriting proposition requiring an amendment to an Act of Parliament. He oversaw the negotiation of the world’s largest terrorism retrocession programme as well as the launch of the world’s first terrorism Catastrophe Bond. Working with politicians and civil service, he promoted partnership with the Home Office leading to investment in several risk mitigation projects. Julian is a graduate of the Universities of Birmingham and Limoges, holding a degree in Law and French Law, and a Diplome D’Etudes Juridiques Francaises. His fluency in French and Italian led him initially to practice law in London, Milan and Brussels. His subsequent experience in the insurance industry spans the markets in Lloyd’s, London, the UK regions and Continental Europe. His early career saw him work at Chubb, at AIG Europe, at CNA as President of its Continental European Division based in Paris, and then as President and CEO of CNA Europe. In 2009, Julian became President and CEO of Argo International and from 2011 to 2013 was CEO of a private equity backed venture. He has always focused on businesses undergoing important strategic transitions under challenging circumstances. Julian has extensive experience of working on international and governmental advisory boards. These include the Advisory Board of the OECD International Network on the Financial Management of Large-scale Catastrophe, the CBI’s Financial Services Council, the UK’s National Preparedness Commission, the Clean Growth Leadership Network, and the Business of Resilience Taskforce where he chairs the Cyber and Terrorism sub-committee on behalf of the Department for International Trade. He founded the International Forum of Terrorism Risk Reinsurance Pools, which now has fifteen members across five continents, and is an active international advocate for the importance of public/private partnerships and international collaboration to tackle difficult-to-insure perils. Outside work, Julian has been Chairman of the City Forum and of the Princes Trust Insurance Leadership Group. He is a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Insurers and has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London. He is a visiting Professor at the University of Cranfield, and an Executive in Residence at the University of Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies where he chairs the Systemic Risk Research Consortium. Julian is the Immediate Past President of the Insurance Institute of London. A keen golfer, Julian is a member of both the Royal Automobile Club and the Lloyd’s Golf Club. He is married to Rachael and lives in Sussex with his three university aged children. -
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Read moreOur People Melissa Leuck Senior Vice President of Sales & Client Relations, Torrent Technologies
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