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The likely return of El Niño to change the APAC climate – and insurance – landscape

The likely return of el niño to change the apac climate and insurance landscape
There is a 70% chance El Niño develops in 2023; its cooler average sea temperatures are expected to fuel severe weather, including droughts and wildfires.

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