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2025 Membership (PDF)

CLIMATE RISK AND RESILIENCY RESOURCE CENTER

NATURAL CATASTROPHE RISK MITIGATION AND RESILIENCY RESOURCES

2026 Proposed Charges

The charges proposal for the 2026 Task Force and its Working Groups is exposed through Jan. 12, 2026, and can be found on this page in the Exposure Drafts tab. 

2025 Charges

The mission of the Climate and Resiliency (EX) Task Force is to serve as the coordinating Â鶹´«Ã½ body for discussion and engagement on climate-related risk and resiliency issues, including dialogue among state insurance regulators, industry, and other stakeholders.

Ongoing Support of Â鶹´«Ã½ Programs, Products, or Services

1.     The Climate and Resiliency (EX) Task Force will:

A.    Consider how state insurance departments that opt into the insurer’s climate risk disclosure reporting requirement review the information received.
B.    Evaluate financial regulatory approaches to climate risk and resiliency in coordination with other relevant committees, task forces, and working groups, such as the International Insurance Relations (G) Committee, the Property and Casualty Insurance (C) Committee, the Financial Condition (E) Committee, and the Financial Stability (E) Task Force, including:

i.    Evaluation of the use of modeling by carriers and their reinsurers concerning climate risk.
ii.    Evaluation of how rating agencies incorporate climate risk into their analysis and governance.
iii.    Evaluation of the potential solvency impact of insurers’ exposures, including both underwriting and investments, to climate-related risks.
iv.    Evaluation and development of climate risk-related disclosure, stress testing, and scenario modeling.

C.    Consider innovative insurer solutions to climate risk and resiliency, including:

i.    Evaluation of how to apply technology and innovation to the mitigation of storm, wildfire, other climate risks, and earthquake.
ii.    Evaluation of insurance product innovation directed at reducing, managing, and mitigating climate risk, as well as closing protection gaps.

D.    Identify adaptation, resilience, and mitigation issues and solutions related to the insurance industry.
E.    Consider pre-disaster mitigation and resiliency and the role of state insurance regulators in resiliency.
F.    Engage with the Center for Insurance Policy and Research (CIPR) Catastrophe Modeling Center of Excellence (COE) regarding climate-related risk and mitigation research and analysis.