The new U.S. president's stance on climate policy is sure to influence the property and insurance markets. (Credit: Matthew/Adobe Stock)
We know that government policies and rulemakings can affect both public and private-sector jobs on a day-to-day basis. From property valuations in flood zones to future-focused portfolio monitoring to insurance claims processes, a change in climate policy can have far reaching consequences, including strengthened industry standards or new reporting requirements that affect companies nationwide.
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