Read our latest announcements and employee achievements, celebrating the milestones that make our business thrive.
Watch our recent webinar on demand where industry experts will unpack the impact of Storm Floris and discuss how businesses, local authorities, and insurers can better prepare for the escalating risk of extreme weather and flooding.
The events became a wake-up call: climate change was no longer a distant threat for Londoners, it was surging up from the drains beneath their feet. Five years on, boroughs have begun to translate that shock into action.
The InsuResilience Investment Fund Private Equity II managed by BlueOrchard Finance Limited has completed a strategic growth investment in Previsico.
A powerful storm on July 14–15, 2025, brought flash flooding to parts of New York, New Jersey and southern Pennsylvania. Following the flood event, Previsico carried out a bespoke retrospective analysis known as an Instacast on Demand, a tailored review of a flood event.
Severe storms struck the mid‑Atlantic and Northeast on Monday night, July 14 into early Tuesday, unleashing flash flooding across parts of New York, New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania, causing two people to lose their lives.
The fatal flash floods along Texas’ Guadalupe River which runs from central Texas to San Antonio Bay, have raised questions over the state’s extreme weather warning systems.
The Transit Tech Lab, a public-private initiative created by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the Partnership Fund for New York City, which accelerates innovation in public transportation.
Previsico’s recently hosted The next big wave: tackling flood risks in the age of climate change, an event which explored how climate change is reshaping our world, and what we can do about it.
A wave of extreme weather has devastated several midwest and southern U.S. states, bringing severe flooding, fatalities, and substantial property damage
To help you stay more informed and proactive, Previsico hosted an insightful webinar that unpacked the new Environment Agency data, complexity of flood warnings, and how real-time data can help understand your risk.
A 2024 study published in Nature Magazine has estimated that climate-impacted damages could cost the global economy £29 trillion per year by the middle part of this century.
Previsico announces further funding, led by new investor Burnt Island Ventures, a venture capital firm specializing in water innovation.
A recent study reveals that over 70% of construction managers in the UK have faced significant weather-related project delays in the past year, highlighting the serious impact of extreme weather on the industry.
Last week, Previsico & Instech hosted a powerful discussion on how businesses can better predict, prepare for, and prevent flood damage.
The UK government has announced a record-breaking investment of £2.65 billion over the next two years into new flood defences and repairing existing defences.
Previsico have partnered with Descartes, a world leader in corporate parametric insurance to offer businesses in UK and Ireland accurate flood warnings and lightning-fast claims payments.
The prospect of a hopeful new year hasn’t been the story for everyone in England as over 300 flood warnings are still in place after a stretch of bad weather.